Model based on Armo resin kit + my hard work:






BTW: I am not so happy of the figures. They will be painted again.
Rocket PODs are built from scratch.

Wish one would come out in plastic from a mainstream manufacturer. You did an amazing job with this one.

This is a fantastic work. Brilliant. Now I want to do one.

Cunha

Replace .arroba. by the at symbol

Although I'm not sure about the stowage on top of the rocket launcher, looks like it would just slide off if the rockets were elevated like that.

But other than that, a masterpiece.

Amazing work but yes,the stowage isn't in a good place.

Angelo

Awesome job! Ditto on the stowage though. Great job on the MLRS though. What did you use for the mud flaps?

Take care,
Austin

Agree with the others - that's a stunning piece of work. Congratulations!

Wow...very nice!

but first,that is a nice job all the way around.Check it out,ya'll.They may not have turned them loose,but they did elevate with gear on top.I found several other pictures of gear on top and launcher elevated,also.If the top and all gear was smooth,it might slide.With cloth,boxes,etc,they would be hard to slide out from under the straps.

Ziggy,the only thing that I might suggest(if I could build and paint like that)is to put an eyeball protector on the antennae.Maybe dip the end in something to make a ball......Dan

Nicely done. Great attention to detail.

How on earth did you do all of that white stenciling on the tubes and pallet? It really adds a nice fidelity to the assembly.

Thanks for sharing it with us Zbigniew.

Wayne

they do turn 'em loose with gear on top......Dan

to much work and detail has been put in this build for my liking


nah only joking ...... it's a amazing build Zbigniew .... i wish a injection version of this subject will come on the market soon

Hi,

thanks a lot for all your comments!. Regarding the stowage: I did that based strictly on many photos showing how it was attached. So maybe in my version the straps are a bit too loose and the gear is not squeezed enough.

Q: What did you use for the mud flaps?

I used a material from a cup of instant coffee jar: it a thin composition of paper+ aluminum+ plastic.

Q: put an eyeball protector on the antennae?

According to photos that I have I am not sure whether they have them in 1991. If you are sure that they have them I will add them of course.

Q: How on earth did you do all of that white stenciling on the tubes and pallet?

I designed a self-made decals: computer graphic + printing



Regards

Zbigniew

Thanks for the info Zbigniew. So did you use an ALPS printer for the white stencils or have you found another method for printing white markings?

Regards,

Wayne (always looking for new methods for making white markings)

the protector was on the antenna in 1990,Ziggy,but that was just a minor observation on my part.I just conveyed it to you for future consideration.The lack of the protector does not detract from your finished model.It is just fine the way it is.......Dan

building was great. I remember it, but you have make an excellent work with the paint too.

Regards.

Pedro.

I saw it on saturday on modelling show in Bytom. In reality model looks much better tahn on pics excellent job

You make modellers dream come true - thanks for this inspirational build!
It's amazing to know so much can be done
It looks outstanding among other builds.