Ola Guys
I want to show you the progress of my first ever commission piece. I was asked if I could make the Jeep my customers grandfather (he served with the Dutch Marines) drove his patrols in during his tour in the Dutch East Indies shortly after WW2.
Basically it was a standard Willy's. Nothing special, .30 on pedestal. For patrols often the pioneer tools were removed and for some reason the spare wheel as well. Also for every patrol they covered as much as the floor as possible with sandbags for mines. And the wire cutter on the frontbumper was mounted. The grandfather of my customer also had a pet monkey called "Kees" which is pretty much as Dutch as it gets.
Kit used is Tamiya's excellent Willy's Jeep with Eduard PE. Sandbags are made of magic sculp as are the adjustments of the pants. Also the figure has a Hornet head that looks very much like the grandfather only need to resculpt his headgear. Ok enough talk here are the pics
More to follow soon.
With friendly greetz
Robert Blokker
I want to show you the progress of my first ever commission piece. I was asked if I could make the Jeep my customers grandfather (he served with the Dutch Marines) drove his patrols in during his tour in the Dutch East Indies shortly after WW2.
Basically it was a standard Willy's. Nothing special, .30 on pedestal. For patrols often the pioneer tools were removed and for some reason the spare wheel as well. Also for every patrol they covered as much as the floor as possible with sandbags for mines. And the wire cutter on the frontbumper was mounted. The grandfather of my customer also had a pet monkey called "Kees" which is pretty much as Dutch as it gets.
Kit used is Tamiya's excellent Willy's Jeep with Eduard PE. Sandbags are made of magic sculp as are the adjustments of the pants. Also the figure has a Hornet head that looks very much like the grandfather only need to resculpt his headgear. Ok enough talk here are the pics
More to follow soon.
With friendly greetz
Robert Blokker