Tamiya British 3/4 Ton Ambulance Rover 7.

[prichrd1]

Came across this old tatty box in the stash!!
Last built this some 45 ish years ago.
This is essentially an out of the box build, minus the figures and painted in a sort of "desert" scheme!!




I had forgotten how easy these kits really are, no problems with fit, minimal flash and easy to follow instructions with positive part's placement.

Painting was a little experimental, using rattle cans & blue tac - other tac's available!! :flushed:

C & C's welcome.

Paul.
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[Allen Dewire]

Looking real good Paul. These old kits can be turned into some real gems and you've done just that!!! Love the sand thrown on the table as a dio too....

Now grab some loose change and bring this baby to the wash salon...

Prost
Allen

[prichrd1]

Now grab some loose change and bring this baby to the wash salon...

Thanks Allen , landys don't look right when their clean!!!! :smiling2:

Paul.
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[scottie3158]

Paul,

A great result.

[Graeme C.]

Looks good Paul, Nice & muddy!

[Mini Me]

Love the interior detail......a remarkable model. Rick H.

[prichrd1]

A great result

Thanks Scottie, :thumb2:

Nice & muddy

It's still your fault Graeme!!!! :smiling2:

a remarkable model.

Thanks Rick, the moldings are from the '70's but it still builds into a reasonable kit with little/no modification. Shame it's discontinued now.

Paul.
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[KarlW]

Quite found of this kit, built one at school then witnessed an accident where one was turning right into the Ebury Bridge road gate at Chelsea barracks, and someone decided to overtake........not much damage to the landy but the car looked a mess.......

[Steve Jones]

Well done Paul. A really nice piece of modelling. One to be proud of.

[Jim R]

These old kits can be turned into some real gems and you've done just that!!!

Most definitely :thumb2:
Jim