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Alanmccoubrey · 16 Sep 2009 17:54

Just the grand old Airfix kit with the crew modified by carving their arms.

Cromwell Dorchester.

I had forgotten how useful the figures from the Airfix Emergency Set could be, these are the drivers again with their arms carved to look like rolled up sleeves.

Richard B. · 16 Sep 2009 18:14

Very nice Alan, those crew figures are really good.

Alanmccoubrey · 16 Sep 2009 18:15

With all the nasty planes that I own the Brits need some protection.

Richard B. · 16 Sep 2009 18:32

I really like the way you've shaded the figures, the uniform creases look quite realistic most impressive Alan.

are all these for the next SOGG game?

panzerman44 · 20 Sep 2009 13:39

Great stuff Alan!

Alanmccoubrey · 31 Dec 2009 12:33

A pair of conversions from the Emergency Set, long live Airfix !
I've run out of "chain" so the lifting tackle will have to wait. I wasn't sure what colour to do the girder so tried a Railmatch paint that I found, 2415 Oily Steel, I think it will do for tank tracks. This is the first truck that I've "sanded" the windows on the way they did in the desert to stop reflection.

Now the Katy Office Van conversion from the ambulance.

Richard B. · 31 Dec 2009 12:40

I remember the "Modelling plastic vehicles" book by Airfix with that repair truck conversion, nice job Alan top work as always.

The Katie with office body is tidy too

Col.Stone · 31 Dec 2009 12:43

one of these days you people are going to convert me to 20mm hehe

Nice jobs

Alanmccoubrey · 11 Jan 2010 11:57

The HQ element for 104 RHA.

The Radio Van and OP Group (who I had forgotten need a Light Utility).

Richard B. · 11 Jan 2010 14:03

Love the tea urn

Alanmccoubrey · 11 Jan 2010 14:41

Richard, I'm tickled with it too, just the fire extinguisher cut from one of the Emergencey Set figures.

dadlamassu · 11 Jan 2010 17:49

What on earth is in the mugs?

Any tea that got from those urns was a reddish colour unless it had condensed milk in it when it went a light muddy colour.

Alan

Alanmccoubrey · 11 Jan 2010 18:13

Alan, Claret of course, it is the Mess after all.

In fact I just put a dab of black to make them look like they were hollow.

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Alanmccoubrey · 8 Feb 2010 12:48

More tea drinkers.

A pair of MMS cars for the KDG. The officer comes with the turreted car while the crew of the Breda car are a Dixons man drinking tea and a figure from Monty's Caravan with a headswap from the Airfix Emergency Set and a new arm from the same.

David Reasoner · 8 Feb 2010 17:25

Very nice work on those Alan! My brother also took advantage of the MMS sale, and is eagerly awaiting a pair of Marmon-Herringtons of his own.

David

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