MrRoo

hi do you want photos of indivial parts or just built up . the gun looks to be a late model spit trail 18pdr

Thanks for the gun ID. I am looking for photos of the whole firewall and engine bay in a complete truck. Also need to know the location of the battery in this model. Any help appreciated.

Regards

Cliff:)

Thank you Bert and welcome to the forum. These photos along with some others I have will help me a lot.

I am building a 1/35 scale model of the truck pictured in this Australian War Memorial Museum Photo and require photos or diagrams of the firewall and general engine bay are for things like Battery position, regulator position etc so that I can display the engine area.

Also can someone confirm that the gun behind the truck is an 18lb'er

Any help appreciated.

I have trouble getting that sort of detail in 1/35 scale. Well done Sir!

I am in the process of super detailing a 1/35 scale model of this 6 wheeled truck but the kit has no radiator in it so I was wondering if anyone has any photos of the engine bay, firewall and radiator/hoses they could share to help me with this model? I have seen most of the walkarounds on line but none show the bonnet/hood up.

I'd be grateful for any help at all.

Cheers

Cliff:)

Hi All. I have just ordered a 1/35 scale Isuzu Type 94 6 Wheeled Truck with Canvas roofed open cab from Fine Molds models Japan and need information on the cab interior as in reviews I have seen they all state the kit interior is basic.

Can anyone help with photos/diagrams of the cab interior or any other information on this truck.

This photo is from the hobbyLink Japan site and is used for information purposes only.

greetings from Gympie mate. It is a good place to learn a few things so enjoy!:-)

I often look at this and the other cab over GMC kits and wonder whether to get one or two to add to my GMC model collection. I would be interested in your thoughs on things like Fit, quality, accuracy etc. of this kit.

Cheers

Cliff :-)

I have to try doing some figures soon as well and I hope mine turn out almost as good as yours with the Tilly. Lovely job of the painting and finishing.

Cheers

Cliff :-)

Thanks mate. Always good to have another line of information sharing.

very interesting wrecker. Does anyone have any other photos of it to share?

Cheers

Cliff

Thank You Frederic. The Armorama post was started by myself in the quest for information and I have already found the other site as well. The photo you posted was new to me though and I thank you for your help. :-)

Thanks Cliff

Hi All. My name is Cliff Hutchings and I make 1/35 scale mainly WW2 models. A link to some of the models I have made is below if you are interested.

http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n17/MrRoo_2006/

Look to the left at the sub albums.

Looking forward to sharing information with you all.

Cheers

Cliff aka MrRoo

Hi I have recently purchased a 1/35 scale 6 wheeled German Radio truck and interior set and I am going to add a resin kit of the generator trailer and was wondering if anyone had any detailed photos of the trailer so I could correct any possible faults?

This photo which is from an online site and used for information only is similar to what I am wanting to do in 1/35 scale.

Any help appreciated :-)

I think they are Commonwealth Ford Marmon-Herrington armoured cars. South Africa had quite a few of them and the IWM photo collection shows them in use in the Middle East.

Thanks for the welcome folk.

Hi Everyone,

I am a long time member of MLU Forum and already know some of you here. I research WW2 history especially Allied softskins and make scale model trucks from some of the photos. I especially like WW2 Australian vehicles and have recently started looking at WW1 softskins as well with a view to doing some of them as scale models. Some photos of my models can be found at http://s108.photobucket.com/albums/n17/MrRoo_2006/ if anyone would like to view them.

As I am on a Disability Pension it is fairly impossible for me to own and restore the real thing so I tend to make models of vehicles I'd love to have sitting in my garage.

Hopefully I will, over time, help some of you out with information to help with your projects.

Cheers

Cliff Hutchings:)