Centurion Bridgelayer

[jackh.]

This Scratchbuild (some of you have probably seen this before ) a Centurion Bridgelayer (I served on the real deal in the Danish army)was made some time ago using the old Tamiya kit (it was the only thing around at the time), it needed a lot of work. The tracks is the only aftermarket part (it's AA's Hush Puppies).

First of are some progress photos:
















to be continued ;D

Cheers
Jack

[TRM]

Wow Jack...nice little project here!! Looking forward to seeing your progress!!

[spud]

wow very cool

[Mence]

Oh wow, another great scratch project, hats off to you guys!

[jackh.]

Thanks for all the fine comments lads .
Chrisb you're right about it being finished , I have even set it in a dio .

Here we go:











Tamiya M113 converted to an Danish Army Engineer version.
































Next will be a couple photos taken during exercise and maintenance

Cheers
Jack

[jackh.]

As promised:






Breakfast in the field




Maintenance:












Cheers
Jack

[jackh.]

Thanks Chris

Will do mate .

Things have been a bit slow lately building wise , at the moment I'm working on a couple of M110 howitzers.

Cheers
Jack

[jackh.]

Thanks jackwagon.

Will do, the hanger need some more shelf's soon (((LOL))).

[406 Silverado]

wow that looks cool. Very nice scratch work and ref pics

[paulh.]

lovely build Jack

[jackh.]

Scratchmod & Paul thanks for dropping in, appreciate your kind comments

It was a good and fun time, working and driving these beast but also hard work, manual gear and a clutch (double clutch between every gearshift, but with a lot of practice you could by listening to the engines rev. do it with single clutch and even without using the clutch ;D) demanding considerable weight as I recall 75 pound pressure.

Cheers
Jack

[wouter]

great stuff Jack. Didn't realize you were a great scratchbuilder as well! Some impressive piece of machinery

Cheers

[jackh.]

Thanks for the kind words Wouter .

Cheers
Jack