Airfix WW1 type B bus

[Guest]

Nice job you have done. I built this a while back but found the fit was not great and I was not happy with the final result. You however have done much better and it looks like you will have a very nice finished model.

[Guest]

I keep seeing this and thinking about getting it.


Your making a cracking job of it,


Cheers, Andrew

[Gern]

Good job with the railings. Will you be sanding/filling those ejector marks or are they not seen when it's all assembled?

[Guest]

Very nicely done great detailing.

[papa 695]

I'm liking the work done and painting of this one so far

[m and c warchildren]

Good job with the railings. Will you be sanding/filling those ejector marks or are they not seen when it's all assembled?

I'm just going to leave them as they really arnt noticeable in fact you can hardly see much of the inside at all the pic I put up of looking in is about the limit lol.

[yak face]

Hi martin (or is it Cavan?) the bus looks amazing so far, I know its a very old moulding so top marks for making it look superb. Love the handrails and the balsa additions , its work like that which sets apart the really great builds. Its a fascinating subject too , I was aware of these but didnt realise the extent they were used- they were converted into allsorts!! Its really opened my eyes to a perhaps forgotten part of ww1 history , brilliant stuff!! , keep on with the great work , its going to look fantastic , cheers tony

[m and c warchildren]

So noticed I made a mistake with the bench locations lucky for me I used super glue, so with "gentle" persuasion i managed to get them out and re-position them now just to correct the paint work where they were.

[m and c warchildren]

Hi martin (or is it Cavan?) the bus looks amazing so far, I know its a very old moulding so top marks for making it look superb. Love the handrails and the balsa additions , its work like that which sets apart the really great builds. Its a fascinating subject too , I was aware of these but didnt realise the extent they were used- they were converted into allsorts!! Its really opened my eyes to a perhaps forgotten part of ww1 history , brilliant stuff!! , keep on with the great work , its going to look fantastic , cheers tony

Hi to you and thanks lol you have Cavan on this one. For me I love the research part almost as much as painting them I have to say I knew nothing of this bus before I started.

[m and c warchildren]

So now I'm finished with the inside its was time to spray the base colour on the out side and start to pick out the details so this is where I'm at.

[monica]

looking good so far,

[Dustbin]

I can remember building this the first time it was released- in red plastic- and I've just got 2 to add to my WW! stash. Love the job you're doing on this - another link for you


Paul


https://www.flickr.com/photos/ltmuseum/albums/72157634796129667/page1

[grumpa]

Love it! WW1 vehicles are great subjects but kinda rare unfortunately...this is coming along very nicely............Jim

[Robert1968]

I've just acquired this kit from the forum ( member and I would like to convert to a WW1 military bus


Bit late but I'm watching


Regards


Robert