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The M561 Gama Goat was seven years in development until production of the vehicle began in 1968. Its unique name was derived from the creator of its articulated joint, Roger Gamaunt, and its mountain goat-like climbing ability. It was unlike most other military off-road vehicles in that power could go to all 6 wheels of the vehicle, and its aforementioned articulated joint allowed 80˚ pitch and 60˚ roll ranges of the carrier module at the rear. Its excellent rough-terrain mobility was tempered somewhat by problems with tricky handling and maintenance, as well as it being rather noi

I got this kit on a raffle in a scale model show a few years ago, and after a quick inspection, I put it in a box and forget about it. The mold is only 64 years old! the quality is ugly by modern standards. Although the level of details is decent, you will find huge fitting issues, ejector marks everywhere so I recommend studying very well the parts before assembly if you are up to the challenge. Been saying that, I wanted to make something special from this kit, also different from everything else. I looked for similar tug boats in the tropic zone, like Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Do

Hello! You can still see the pictures in my original post in our club site, click here: https://www.ipmsborinqueneers.com/apps/forums/topics/show/12909802-tamiya-1-35-horch1a-with-2cm-flak38

Wonderful Work, love the upgrade armor!

just wonderful work, very detailed stuff!

Here some pictures of the upcoming kit:

WOW! superjob! I love it,specially the color finish. :m1helmet:

Hi! Not an expert, but a big fan! there is a forum showing some art and detailed information about it. Go and take a look: http://japanese-aviation.forumeiros.com/t17-45-midway-islands-battle-june-4-1942

Very clever idea! I like it!

Hi Fellas: Just a quick post to show my latest work, a 1/35 M24 Chaffee from Italeri. This kit was built between two weeks, I added some soldering lines on the turret using plastic melted by using Tamiya thin glue, Silver dots from Sticko for the headlights, and wire for the antenna and that its, everything else is straight from the box. The kit was painted using the Modulation basic set for olive drab from Ammo of Mig Jimenez, and the markings I choose are for the Korean War.

Thank you! The color its a mix of Tamiya Red Flat with Yellow Lemon in a mix of 1:3 , the result is a opaque yellow, but when you apply a Gloss Varnish, the color change to a wet yellow color. Hope this helps!

Hi : I paint this fantastic figure 3 times, my skill are nor great, but I'm improving with each figure and bust kit that I tried. This is a great kit to any entry level, very recommended stuff.

Love it!

thanks for the tip! (^^)/

Nicely done, this is not a easy kit to work with, so you should be proud of yourself. :army7: