Good Old Land Rover, Brit Military style

[tiking]

I'm not 100% sure if this vehicle is before 1980 or after. If this is before could the Admin please move it to the appropriate forum. Thank you.

This build was pretty much OOB, with some added parts to biff up the original look of the kit. I just do not like things too plain looking. Still need to add a couple of minor things but generally it's done. So I hope you like it. The kit is from Italeri and it is 1/24.

[tiking]

Thanks Dicky. But I am unsure about the openness of the this vehicle. Open targets. Mmmmmmmm

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Don't see many of these built up these days so it's a treat to see your super model

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Charles,nice job on the Landy mate!....Long time ago,but that looks like a Series IIA,FFR,109 LWB......Do you have reference pics for this,because I've never seen a British Army L/R,with this sort of set up?

[robbo]

Well smart, looks real

[tiking]

May 26, 2013 15:01:54 GMT -5 @chrisb said:

Charles,nice job on the Landy mate!....Long time ago,but that looks like a Series IIA,FFR,109 LWB......Do you have reference pics for this,because I've never seen a British Army L/R,with this sort of set up?

Thanks Chris. Unfortunately not. I have not been able to find one with this radio setup. I was told later on after the the build that the radio setup was wrong. But this build was done oob according to the italeri instructions so i thought it was correct. As for the rest, i used the modern day British jeep to improve on the accessories.

[tiking]

More of an update over the old. So to speak.

[Leon]

Charles,that is looking really good,correct or not i like it.

[Teabone]

Tiking

Great job with the upgrade and very good photo's.

Bones.

[tiking]

Thanks fellows.

[jackh]

A lovely Landi, great job.

[tiking]

Thanks Jack.

[multicam]

Looks great tiking! I absolutely love a rover and this is a prime example:)

[tiking]

Thanks Nate for your response.