spanner's Airfix 1/72 Willys Jeep. U.S. Army. Belgium 1944. (Ron's recon. G.B.)

[spanner570]

A nice, easy and straight forward build.
Brush painted with the supplied 'Starter Kit' acrylics.
Added bits - toilet roll tarp, wire cutter, rucksacks, ropes, extra jerrycans and fruit mesh container for large camo. net.



























Cheers and thanks for looking.

Ron

[adt70hk]

Ron

Very nicely done indeed!!

[Guest]

Nice one Ron :smiling3:.

[Gern]

Very nicely done.

[stillp]

Hey, that's the same age as me!
Pete

[Jason Crausby]

A thing of beauty!
Jason.

[Si Benson]

Well done sir, a sweet little jeep.....but Ron, don’t drink it will you:smiling5:

[stillp]

A thing of beauty!
Jason.

Something else I have in common?

[papa 695]

Great work Ron, a sweet little build.

[SimonT]

Very nice Ron

I have a couple of these - makes me want to dig them out but I must resist as far too many on the go :smiling4:

[spanner570]

Thanks boys. Glad you all approve of the diddy jeep.... :thumb2:

Simon - It's a very easy and straight forward 'Quicky'. Perhaps a nice little infill project?

[SimonT]

Nothing is ever quick and easy once I get hold of it Ron - I would end up changing half the bits :smiling5:

[spanner570]

Nothing is ever quick and easy once I get hold of it Ron - I would end up changing half the bits :smiling5:

Ah yes, but sometimes a 'Quicky' works wonders on the soul!....... :hungry:

[SimonT]

Nope, didn't work - opened the box, perused the contents and before I knew it the side panel had thinned wheel arch edges and the body panel detail scraped in on the inside........... :rolling:

[Si Benson]

Nope, didn't work - opened the box, perused the contents and before I knew it the side panel had thinned wheel arch edges and the body panel detail scraped in on the inside........... :rolling:

All the will power of a marmalade sandwich Mr T:smiling5:
I shouldn’t laugh as I bought four new kits over the last 10 days.....that after saying I wouldn't buy any until after Christmas:tongue-out2: