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War in the Congo – M8 Greyhound Katanga Gendarmerie September 1961

by Brian Kirwan on March 30, 2024 · in Armor · 8 ≡

Here is a few photos of my Tamiya 1:35 M3 Greyhound finished using Star Decals sheet on the Congo as a Katanga Gendarmerie vehicle with saw action against UN Force in Elisabethville September 1961 .

1/48 Tamiya M-8

by Scott Nelson on October 21, 2022 · in Armor · 7 ≡

This will be the companion for the jeep I recently posted. I’ve debated about adding more storage and weathering but decided to wait until I create the actual diorama I have planned. Until the figures get painted, the M-8 is done so here [...]

Sonderwagen M8, Pt. 2

by Juan Ravizzoli on April 24, 2021 · in Armor · 5 ≡

Greetings to all forum members. In this post, I am finishing the construction of the M8 Greyhound from the Bundesgrenzschutz or Federal Border Guard, the first national armed service of West Germany, created in 1951. Here is the step by [...]

Sonderwagen M8, Pt 1

by Juan Ravizzoli on March 29, 2021 · in Armor · 4 ≡

Greetings to all forum members. On this occasion I wanted to show you a project that I quickly realized in the last weeks. Going through my boxes, I found an old Italeri kit: the M8 "Greyhound" armored vehicle. It is a kit that [...]

Captured Scout

by Marcus Vinicius Teixeira Borges on April 13, 2019 · in Armor · 6 ≡

Tamiya 1/35 M-8 Armored Car...

1/48 Tamiya US M20 Greyhoud

by Brian Scott on December 5, 2016 · in Armor · 11 ≡

Another one of those fun little 1/48 Tamiya Armour builds. Only issue i had was the decals sucks. To thick and keep cracking. I was able to fix it with touch up paint and weathering. Back to my Tomcat now 🙂 Cheers Brian

Bobba tries to climb in....

by Rob Anderson on August 20, 2015 · in Aviation · 9 ≡

Just about done with the C-2 pit, added everything I could think of and remember including the handle we used to manually pump up the brakes (seen on the back of the copilots seat) and the "thunderstorm lights above the cockpit door. [...]