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**Ferrets Bueller** · 05-10-2010

I built this nearly a year ago and only just got it home from my desk at work this week and finally put the decals on.

From what i can remember it was a right pain to make with alot of panels and parts not lining up properly. This was also before i started usiing Vallejo paints so this had been painted with tamiya and humrol paints.

When i first weathered it i went way overboard so when i got it home on sunday i removed some and added osme weathering where i thought it needed adding, im still unsure if its too much but im sure you guys will tell me. It is to go on a very dusty and dirty track next to my semi completed 1/35th Dragon rail gun shelf diorama, so the weathering should look ok (i hope). I just need to find what i did with the crew now

Again open to good and bad views

cheers

**gillieman** · 09-10-2010

That looks well good Paul, i like the side of the dingo where the glue as melted looks like the paint as chipped off.

**John Huggins** · 23-02-2012

Nice one Paul looks well good, i hope to aspire to this kind of skill.
Are you putting it on a small plinth !!.

John

**AJay** · 20-05-2012

Great weathering, Paul! I like it.

**adam402** · 24-09-2012

its a nice jeep . .
it was great important in world war .

**mossiepilot** · 24-09-2012

Wow Paul, that's one well beat up vehicle. Cracking work on the weathering.

Tony.

**frea** · 20-11-2012

Great job, love the weathering.
Fabio

**Fenlander** · 21-11-2012

I love this kit, like you say though, it is a 'challenge' in places lol. Mine was the British one, very detailed kit though. Nicely done heavy weathering Paul.

**Centurion3RTR** · 21-11-2012

Nope, i've looked long and hard and can't find anything bad about it Paul. Paintwork is spot on as is the weathering, and 'o' boy is this weathered. A little cracker that just needs five stars.

Have fun, John