Chevrolet 15 CWT

Bryan Jensen The instructions are NOT great. I have a similar kit, the Chevrolet Gun Tractor from Testors, that includes mostly identical instructions that was far more helpful.

gorbygould Excellent result for such a small scale Salvatore! Love the pin-up in the cab.

Mike Kryza Really a nice one.

Salvatore Ferragina this model I had completed long ago here are the pictures ...

Eric RENOUX Cool, we have the same project !

Eric RENOUX Wich deco did you choose ?

Ricardo Gonzalez Ramos the 7th armoured division. The Project is completed 2 Weeks Ago. But it was so Fun to build that i will share

Roger Mukka Fanny and ugly object. I think i need to add that kit to my wishlist.

Bart Goesaert nice build so far of an odd looking vehicle

Eric RENOUX It seems you had trouble with registration N° decal on the right side ...

Ricardo Gonzalez Ramos Yes, the Decals are really delicate. But I fixed it with a little bit of chipping I will post pictures after fixing.

Wim van der Luijt Nothing left to add after Frank's comment.... a well deserved medal!

Pedro Matos Like Wim said a well deserved metal, i liked very much, congratulations once more, and thanks for the new photos.

james johnson ..Pretty cool Peter! I really like the overall idea and the details are great. I?m taking a hard look at your ground work there; I?ve got a Nashorn sitting on an undeveloped base and your award winning build is giving me some inspiration regarding my build. Thanks for the post!

Peter van Hout i've seen you Nashorn , @james johnson, it looks great, and deserves a nice base!

james johnson ..Thanks Peter!, I just picked up a surfacing compound (Acrylic Gesso) and have been looking at ways of playing with it. The first thing I?m going to do with it is use it to sort of prime the hull behind the wheels of a JS 2 that I?m currently building. This will serve as a medium on which the pigments that want to apply shall be built upon??.
Then, for the Nashorn base, I?m thinking of laying down some small stones and sort of painting them with the surface primer. The primer will then (in theory) act as a glue and as a nice canvas for airbrushing???..sound plausible?
Any base work tips would be appreciated!
Keep up the good work!

Michel Huijghe Congratulations

Peter van Hout Well James, that sounds plausible, but if the primer doesn't 'stick'
you could always use Woodglue thinned with water later,
it will dry completely transparent, and you could paint it afterwards.

james johnson Thanks again Peter, so here's the plan...the surface primer is going on the JS 2 [img1]
The diluted wood glue will be used for the base of the Nashorn; this is the exact kind of advice I'm looking for!

Frank Krause Nice multimedia kit (Styrene, resin, etching- and clear parts).
However, instructions only on CD-ROM.

Frank Krause Interesting multimedia kit - polystyrol, resin, etching parts. New is that there are no instructions included in the kit, at least not in a paper version. If you don't have a PC, you need a friend, who's got one, otherwise you won't be able to see the instructions. Well, a new way, but I'm not sure, if I will get used to it. Printing the photografic instructions? Hmm, I'l give it a try.

scalemates done! alle fabricanten zijn de moeite om toe te voegen