Humber Mklll

[scottie]

This is my current build I like to add a few tweaks of my own when building. I will be the first to admit that they are not always 100% accurate although I do try.








comments always welcome
cheers
Scottie

 

[wjbrandel]

Nice work there Scottie

 

[mark2]

Nice job on the details, as always.

 

[dave]

Thumbs up as usual. D

 

[Jakko]

Good to see the continuation of this one. Up to your usual standards

 

[scottie]

Nice work there Scottie

Thank you

Nice job on the details, as always.

cheers Mark

Thumbs up as usual. D

Cheers Dave

Good to see the continuation of this one. Up to your usual standards

Thanks Jakko.

 

[Scratchbuilder]

Good to see this one still on the go and with your usual 'additions' to the build...

 

[Rimmer]

Excellent stuff, I've always had a soft spot for WWII scout cars. The extra detailing is super.

 

[Richard55]

Nice Paul.Up to your usual sublime finishing.Super doopah mate

 

[Steve Jones SMS]

Seat fromt and centre for this build mate. Off to a great start. There is a walkaround of the Mark IV on my channel which maybe of help



I chatted to the owner he said it saw action and was on fire inside. The driver, believe it or not, managed to squeeze out of the front viewing hatch!! He must have been a very small chap. Keep up the great work my friend and speak soon.

 

[scottie]

Good to see this one still on the go and with your usual 'additions' to the build...

Cheers Mike good to have you along.

Excellent stuff, I've always had a soft spot for WWII scout cars. The extra detailing is super.

Cheers Arnie I like them as well and will probably builds some more.

Nice Paul.Up to your usual sublime finishing.Super doopah mate

Cheers Richard.

Seat fromt and centre for this build mate. Off to a great start. There is a walkaround of the Mark IV on my channel which maybe of help



I chatted to the owner he said it saw action and was on fire inside. The driver, believe it or not, managed to squeeze out of the front viewing hatch!! He must have been a very small chap. Keep up the great work my friend and speak soon.

Cheers Steve, I will have a look at that later. It is hard to see the difference between the Mklll and lV. If it was on fire I would have got out there as well lol.

 

[Jakko]

It is hard to see the difference between the Mklll and lV.

The main gun is the best giveaway: the Mk. III had a 15 mm Besa machine gun, the Mk. IV has an American 37 mm gun with a much thicker barrel and no "wings" alongside it.

 

[scottie]

The main gun is the best giveaway: the Mk. III had a 15 mm Besa machine gun, the Mk. IV has an American 37 mm gun with a much thicker barrel and no "wings" alongside it.

Cheers Jakko I knew you would know

 

[scottie]

I have now given this a coat of paint. Next is to detail paint prior to the bit I like best the weathering. Comments welcome.







cheers
Scottie

 

[wjbrandel]

Nice build, I like it.

 

[Steve Jones SMS]

Thats a beautiful build Scottie. Good luck with the wet stuff

 

[Andy T]

Great to see it with some paint on mate, it really shows off all of the detail you've added.

 

[scottie]

Nice build, I like it.

Thanks mate appreciate it. What's the wj stand for?

Thats a beautiful build Scottie. Good luck with the wet stuff

Cheers Steve, I can't say I have enjoyed this build but it's getting there.

Great to see it with some paint on mate, it really shows off all of the detail you've added.

Thanks Andy, It's a shame you can't see inside the turret.

 

[kevin]

Looking good.......did the kit come with interior parts or did you scratch build them?

 

[scottie]

Looking good.......did the kit come with interior parts or did you scratch build them?

It came with an interior but I tweaked it as well.