Rick's "Cobbled" Kfz. 70 M.B. L1500

[scottie3158]

Rick,
That looks excellent mate.

[Neil Merryweather]

That is looking super, Rick

[Jim R]

Hi Rick
That could so easily be 1/35. Great skill to work at this scale and get such a result.
Jim

[The Smythe Meister]

Just caught up with this Rick,
It`s been said before,but that`s looking superb mate ,
The wash certainly has brought the details out very nicely,i particularly like the contrast that the colour of the seats give ...... all in all,it`s a cracking build:thumb2:,
Andy

[Mini Me]

Thank You Gentlemen, It has been both fun and challenging. Here's hoping I can get the look of a well used machine. Plenty yet to do......I'm glad you all like it so far. Rick H.

[minitnkr]

Excellent result Rick, looks official.

[Mini Me]

Thanks Paul. Rick H.

[Mini Me]

Hi everyone, still messing around with the "crapintheback"....here's what I have so far. How 'bout those scratch built "Panzerfaust"? I found out after I made these (years ago) that they are available in Preiser's detail sets....oh well, live and learn. Rick H.

[minitnkr]

Cool.

[Mini Me]

Thanks Bro! :thumb2:

[scottie3158]

Nice

[GerryW]

The details that you've got there put my 1/35 in the shade, so while I'm going to suggest some more 'crap-in-the-back', wouldn't be offended if you tell me where to go!
Gas mask cylinders?
Water bottles?
Ammo pouches?
Just items that they'd possibly have 'to hand', along with the tin hats.
Gerry

[adt70hk]

Rick,

That has come on very nicely indeed.

Very well done so far.

ATB.

Andrew

[minitnkr]

Great job on the grenades, I know how small those are.

[Mini Me]

Thanks Gentlemen for all the comments......got more to do including what Gerry mentioned and yeah Paul.......I could only hold my breath long enough to do six of the little buggers.
Rick H.