Meng 1/35 British Army HUSKY TSV

Steve Brodie

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Hi Steve
That is a lot of kit for a fairly small vehicle. Fiddly to assemble perhaps but stunning detail. The AA resin conversion looks comprehensive and AA stuff is well fitting. What are the AA instructions like. Sometimes after market stuff instructions take some figuring out. Looks like you're off to a good start.
Jim

Instructions are really good, made up of CAD drawings;

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and actual photos of the resin in place;

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Thanks, (geek alert :smiling4: ) think the MRAP is built by General Dynamics and the Husky by Navistar
Yes, my mistake, as I know that General Dynamics also make 4 wheel models I thought the Husky was theirs...........................wrong again. :anguished:

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Hats off to you Steve. Wouldn't even know where to start with something this complicated!!

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Just been through the whole build, most impressive build and kit Steve.
 

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Just been through the whole build, most impressive build and kit Steve.
Thanks John. I was a bit daunted by the resin, but with the right tools , have managed to get a few bits off intact. So confidence is building.
 
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Always a fun job, all that wiring and figuring out where it needs to go ;) But it certainly looks the business :smiling3:
 

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Always a fun job, all that wiring and figuring out where it needs to go ;) But it certainly looks the business :smiling3:
I reckon 99.9% guess work. Plenty of photos of the inside of the cab without comms gear on the Internet and unsurprisingly no photos of it kitted out.
 

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Looking impressive Steve .
 
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