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    #1

    Fenlander's Hummer IDF Ambulance

    Hi guys, sorry I am late but I have not been anywhere near the bench since the dogs chewed my kits up before Christmas!!!!

    Anyway, my intended build is the Academy Maxi Ambulance converted to IDF (Israeli Defence Force) Using the Legend resin conversion set and Blast resin wheels with the 'Aggressive Tread Pattern and new style rims'

    The basic kit:













    The Blast Resin wheels





    And the Legend Resin conversion set







    Hope to get started before, or at, the weekend.
  • papa 695
    Moderator
    • May 2011
    • 22770

    #2
    Nice choice Graham and some neat extras

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    • Ian M
      Administrator
      • Dec 2008
      • 18269
      • Ian
      • Falster, Denmark

      #3
      That looks like a good project. I will look forward to that.

      Sooooooo Do the Dogs dare come near you yet? LOL

      Ian M
      Group builds

      Bismarck

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      • Guest

        #4
        Fantastic model Graham!

        This conversion set looks really interesting. I will look this one with interest, I'm sure you will do a very nice model!!

        Good luck friend!

        Polux

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        • Guest

          #5
          Oh yes, but they had better not get near this kit lol :knight:

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          • Guest

            #6
            Cheers guys, I hope I can make a good job of it, seems ages since I actually finished a kit, might be a bit rusty but we will give it a go

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            • Guest

              #7
              A fair bit of progress today, more than I expected to be honest lol

              First up, the chassis





              Then the first bit of resin, the bonnet/hood grill is a different pattern on the IDF version so the original had to be cut out and the resin one fitted





              Next up is the floor pan





              Then a start on the bodywork. There will have to be some internal detailing in here as I am leaving the back doors ope. There is a full interior including stretchers but it needs a bit of pipe lines putting in for electronics, oxygen lines etc. Need to do a bit more research on that. There is a floor to be put in as well. I need to step back a bit now to decide how far I can go without making it so I cannot paint or detail the inside but have the bodywork as much built as possible.

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              • geegad
                • Mar 2010
                • 2329

                #8
                nice start buddy like the conversion so far...nice to see you building again

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  Good to e building again John, that is why I am keeping it simple and not going for loads of PE etc, I want to get this one finished. Thanks for the support.

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                  • stona
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 9889

                    #10
                    Blimey,he's off and running!

                    I'm hoping for a chance to finish my current project in the next couple of days after which I'll try to catch up with mine

                    Cheers

                    Steve

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      Thats a nice start Graham.

                      The chassis and floor pan seems to be common to the one i have to build, nice to see how it should look before i start on it

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                      • Centurion3RTR
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 2093

                        #12
                        Some nice detailing parts there Graham, should be a fun build mate.

                        Have fun, John

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          That's a very nice and clean start Graham.

                          Looks very good so far.

                          Have fun. Polux

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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            Great start Graham keep up the good work :xyxthumbs:

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                            • yak face
                              Moderator
                              • Jun 2009
                              • 13840
                              • Tony
                              • Sheffield

                              #15
                              Good to see youre back in the saddle graham, i bet youre really enjoying this one. The kit looks very nice and i cant wait to see it with all the resin on and painted. cheers tony

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