Airfix 1:43 Land Rover.

Robert Podkoński
I will be happy to see the assembly process of this kit - I'm waiting impatiently when it arrives to my LHS...

Alan Topliss
Hello, The vehicle goes together quite easily and without much head scratching, one are I missed completely was in adding the lights, to the front radiator facing believing 'they' can easily be added after all painting is completed.. In addition removed the two rather inadequate hood and moulded on hold down 'tee' handles..
This quite distinctive area was then given careful attention to recreate the obvious gap of/to the bonnet /hood area. This being achieved by employing one of the Dspiae hooked scriber chisels down each side of the bonnet/hood, in small shallow strokes, in care of slipping and in not scratching the top of the front mudguards.
Glazing is incredibly 'thick ' which distracts, so will be 'modified' and thus greatly improved upon.

Alan Topliss
How do I add pictures???

John Hughes
Create an album linked to the project and add the photos to the album

Robert Podkoński
Thanks Alan, much appreciated 🙂 I am waiting for the photos, though 😉 (In the 'project' page you find the green button "Create album & add photos" or sth like this...)

Alan Topliss
My apologies as I had to put `on hold` the Airfix build due to illness and 1:1 scale modelling in the restoration of a 1931 Morris Light van.
Since then been diverted into building several 1:43 and 1:32 scale white metal models for a friend who runs an outdoor `0` gauge miniature railway, down South.