Pink Panther's Hummer M1114

[Guest]

Hi guys!

I'm late too, but here I am!

My model for this SIG is the Hummer M1114 of Bronco Models at 1/35 scale.

Looks a nice kit with photo-etched parts, vehicle accesories and decals for four versions paint.

Here you have the pics of the sprues, instructions and box.

I have (we have) five months, I will try to do a nice model with open doors, like David (plastickitbashers), with some Irak atmosphere and figures....

Thanks to all!! And go for it!!!

Good luck to all with your models!

Polux

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[papa 695]

It looks a very nice kit with some very nice extras Polux

[Guest]

I'm looking for ideas for this build... do something different...

I found this:

Navy News Service - Eye on the Fleet

Mmmm... I have to study it...

[Guest]

hummers with webbed feet,looks good,you going to try out the picture for a dio?

mobear

[Guest]

it looks a greatly detailed model kit polux.

i'd love to see you do a dio of the photograph with it hanging from a crane

[Guest]

hummers with webbed feet,looks good,you going to try out the picture for a dio?mobear

I don't know Ole...

Looking for something, we have 5 months and 11 members at work!! We can do a very interesting and differents models!

Ps: how you call here when a car is damaged? Is RIP on the road without gasoline or similar?

Polux

[geegad]

looks like you got your work cut out buddy look forward to seeing you go through the motions

[Guest]

Hi friends.

Finally I start the Hummer because I have my LAV stopped, it's drying....

Like all, here you have a photo of the first steps. (we will bore this pics )

The kits looks really easy and "worked", but it has many pieces to sand and be alert before glued they.

Thanks

Polux

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[Guest]

Nice start Polux, it is inevitable that we will all start with virtually the same pictures. After the chassis and floor pan, it all gets interesting lol

[Guest]

an abandoned wreck is what i think i might call it,though some people might call it fixer upper lol

mobear

[Guest]

Hi guys!

I have finished the chasis now.

Like Graham says.... "the most interesting is coming now...", and I have to say, I'm afraid about it!!

I'm trying to do a plan for build the Hummer, the interior looks very complet and will be very difficult to paint it if I glued all the kit, need to do in "parts".

Ps. In this model, I have to drill all the holes in the floor pan... they aren't!!!

Regards

Polux

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[Guest]

Hi all!

I start the floor pan and the wheels. Have to say I was afraid with the wheels, looks really strange to build... but the final result is very ok!!

Thanks for looking.

Polux

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[Guest]

Those wheels look a lot better than the rubber tyres that come with the Academy kit Polux, nicely detailed tread. Looking good!

[papa 695]

Those wheels look a lot better than the rubber tyres that come with the Academy kit Polux, nicely detailed tread. Looking good!

And they look a thousand times better than the two bits of plastic for the Italeri kit

Very nice work so far Polux

[Ian M]

It looks like a very nice kit. I must say that I have been impressed with the Bronco stuff I have built so far.

If you have not found the word for your out of petrol and left at the road side: Breakdown or broken down would work. Abandoned is more if left and never to be returned to. Or if its crashed it could be a wreck.

All three can be summed up in one word; Ford. :laughing:

Ian M