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BTR-152 post-war vehicle, in which my father did military service
A friend printed parts for me and now I assemble from the set "before assembly, process the parts with a file", and after assembly "repeat the processing again"
Tires for me were made by a friend from St. Petersburg, more expensive and I do not argue that a colleague in Minsk makes a higher quality..
I'll get richer, I'll order them from him...
A friend of mine printed this machine for me to use on the WPL chassis.
A few tweaks won't hurt her looks... This is my first post, don't judge too harshly, I'm new here....

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Nice job, looking forward to paint !

Very nice.

PS. I edited your post. Try to post photos through the forum via "Upload attachment". And please reduce their size a bit before upload.

Thanks for the advice and editing, I just didn’t know how to post a photo, I haven’t used this site design for a long time.
I'm going to try now...

This is the set that served me to assemble....
There are still a lot of improvements before painting, for example, the front bumper, which I redid almost completely....
Made drainage (waterway) over the windows and the door ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-152
Made new loops...
The old ones didn't suit me a bit...

You have got some great workmanship happening here, amazing job on this vehicle!

No, what are you!
I mainly collect ships, submarines, yachts.
Tanks for recreation.
Planes and helicopters are for the son.
He enjoys 1/14 trucks to relax and 1/10 DTM and F1 road racing for adrenaline.

Yesterday I celebrated 60 years of my life....
I got sad and made loops on the armor protection of windows ...
Today I will put the bolts on the hinges.
I'm thinking of making a separate thread on construction....