Humber Mklll

[JOHN R]

Great work Paul . Bring in the paint and wethering, it will be a treat.

 

[dave]

My usual thoughts and comments Paul Nuff said. Dave

 

[scottie]

Great work Paul . Bring in the paint and wethering, it will be a treat.

Thanks John.

My usual thoughts and comments Paul Nuff said. Dave

Cheers Dave.

 

[scottie]

I have kept the dot and pin washes very light given the light colour if the vehicle.









tomorrow hopefully chipping

cheers
Scottie

 

[mark2]

Looking good so far

 

[Down Time]

I'm likin' it!

 

[Richard55]

Super as CJ s Flunky kept saying.Finishing line in sight Paul.

 

[scottie]

Looking good so far

Thanks Mark.

I'm likin' it!

Cheers Bill hope I got the name right.

Super as CJ s Flunky kept saying.Finishing line in sight Paul.

Thanks Richard getting there slowly.

 

[scottie]

wheels on a few bits still to add and some stowage. Chipping is finished only wanted light wear and tear so nothing very drastic.







I left the inside of the crew door OD as I figure it would have left the factory green and been painted sand in theatre.





Now working on a base for it.

cheers
Scottie

 

[Andy T]

Looking amazing Paul.

 

[Steve Jones SMS]

A Scottie base!?? Looking forward to seeing what you give us this time. Great build and lovely paint job. One to be proud of my friend

 

[Jakko]

I figure it would have left the factory green and been painted sand in theatre.

Probably SCC 2 brown, rather than khaki green, but I'm not sure when these were produced, exactly.

 

[BOATMAN]

VERY nice work on this model Scottie i had a look through your build an im impressd
chrisb

 

[Richard55]

Brings back memories of me wanting the Matchbox Humber during the 70s.Loved their kits and the box art was so nice from Roy Huxley

 

[Scratchbuilder]

I am not saying anything, it has all been said above... The paint finish is just as it should be, none of this over the top weathering and just enough of the interior visible to catch the eye and draw the viewer in more...
Well done...
Mike

 

[scottie]

Looking amazing Paul.

Thanks Andy.

A Scottie base!?? Looking forward to seeing what you give us this time. Great build and lovely paint job. One to be proud of my friend

Thank you mate, it's been a while since I made a base.

Probably SCC 2 brown, rather than khaki green, but I'm not sure when these were produced, exactly.

That's true it probably would have been SCC2 but having trouble finding the model equivalent.

 

[scottie]

VERY nice work on this model Scottie i had a look through your build an im impressd
chrisb

cheers Chris glad you approve.

Brings back memories of me wanting the Matchbox Humber during the 70s.Loved their kits and the box art was so nice from Roy Huxley

Cheers Richard I remember those.

I am not saying anything, it has all been said above... The paint finish is just as it should be, none of this over the top weathering and just enough of the interior visible to catch the eye and draw the viewer in more...
Well done...
Mike

Thanks Mike. i tried to keep it restrained due to the light colour of the vehicle.

 

[Rimmer]

I'm in awe of the skill you guys have - superb stuff. I love all the little detail touches like that Life magazine.

If you don't mind me asking, what kit is this?

 

[scottie]

I'm in awe of the skill you guys have - superb stuff. I love all the little detail touches like that Life magazine.

If you don't mind me asking, what kit is this?

Richard,
Many thanks for the kind comment. The kit is the Bronco Humber mklll armoured car. It's not for the faint hearted as there are some very small parts and very dubious location points. There are also two completely unused sprue.

 

[scottie]

Started on the base. The general idea is pinned together. It seems a strange layout for a building but is is based on a picture I found on the net.



cheers
Scottie