Bren Gun Carrier & 6 Pdr AT Gun Airfix 1964 tool, 2018 box

Guy Rump
Hopefully, this should be quite a quick build. 🙂

David Taylor
This takes me back.

Robert Podkoński
Taking a seat.

Guy Rump
Started the Bren Gun Carrier today. 🙂

Welcome David & Robert, pull up a seat. 👍

Many thanks mates for your interest and likes Robert P, Villiers DV, Juskifo, NordMito & 1 other mate. 👍

Chris
I recently built this kit a few weeks ago. Now chips and beer is prepared - watching you 🙂

Guy Rump
Light grey Primer applied. 🙂

I saw yours as you completed it, hopefully mine turns out as well. 👍

Many thanks mates for your interest and likes J35J & Chris. 👍

Chris
The only "dangerous" thing is step 3 in the instruction. I've looked several times and then added a real photo to my album: In the instruction, the single wheel is in the front and the double wheel rear. But I think that is wrong. On the painting of the box and at the color-instructions it is correct. I'm sure you still have noticed that and I am only carrying owls to Athens 😉

Guy Rump
Universal carrier together and painted with Hataka No 15 Olive Drab. Khaki Brown for seats. Next the gun. 🙂

I agree with you Chris, step 3 is wrong whereas the painting instructions are correct. 👍

Many thanks mates for your interest and likes Jan P & Karel D. 👍

Guy Rump
Gun is now together (minus wheels) Next will be adding the wheels, painting the supplied figures and adding the decals. 🙂

Many thanks mate for your interest and like Pietro DA. 👍

Guy Rump
Now completed, the Universal carrier & 6 Pounder Anti-Tank Gun are denoted as a part of the 51st Highland Division that landed at Juno Beach on 6 June 1944. The weathering is light as they are at the beginning of their push forwards. 🙂

Thanks mates for your likes and comments. 👍

Guy Rump
Many thanks mates for your interest and likes Ben M & Curatorm. 👍

Guy Rump
Many thanks mates for your interest and likes Marc, RolfRolf, Joseph L & Alex K. 👍

Guy Rump
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David Taylor
The soldier that is standing to attention at the back dates back to when the guns were horse drawn. they did'nt change the roles so one soldier stood to hold the reigns

Guy Rump
@ David, many thanks for the interesting information. 👍

Many thanks mate for your interest and like Randy K. 👍