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I just want anything with flesh-coloured bare female arms that I don't need to repaint. Is that too much to ask? :D

Great tutorial, and congrats on the front page feature!

That would be a sight to see. :D Line the bed with sandbags and glue on some styrene applique armor and you'd have an awesome vehicle.

The recoilless rifle that came with the BBI Super Humvee might work.

Same here - I don't recognize the base vehicle, but your paint job is very impressive.

Nice detailing on that ride. I like the leaf springs, they add that extra something. :)

My thoughts exactly. I'm not happy with the moulded rear of the bed either; I'm planning to add a working tail gate.

That's some phenomenal scratchbuilding skill you've got. :D

As promised, here's a WIP pic. I used Tamiya acrylic, thinned appropriately. It dried within minutes to a dead-flat finish. Should look even better after some weathering.

An airbrush is a good investment, and it doesn't take long to get the hang of. I got mine from a local auto parts shop for about $30. I already had a 2-horsepower compressor and regulator so I figured I'd get more use out of them. I'll try to get a few photos of my airbrush-painted Chap Mei...

He's also a member on here. :)

I thought I'd commented on this already. That's some beautiful work, and anyone here would be proud to have it in their collection (yes, even K-T). :D

Is this the same Boley who produces 1/87 (HO) scale minis for model railroaders?

That's taller than my wife! Holy shit. :)

Dude. That is phenomenal work. :D

Good stuff! Congrats!

Looks awesome, regardless. Damn, you're a fast worker!

You're really not doing your masculinity any favors, Eddie. :D

You're a legend.

That would be crazy awesome. I know you're a busy man, but I was mainly after pics of streets, architecture/building styles, maybe uniforms and vehicles. Thanks in advance. :D :thumbsup: