A current project on the go right now is a recent release from Copper State Models of their 1/35 scale Ehrhardt Armoured Car from 1917, along with their resin crew figures. Of the two drivers, one has been posed holding the front door open. Since there was not much of an interior included, I added what I thought would be seen from the outside of that. I also added some stowed tools based on reference photos, a second jack (since some vehicles carried two) and small brass wire "stays" for the hatch doors. Apologies to those who may have already seen this on the CSM FB page. Cheers,
Gary.

Mighty,mighty,mighty impressive.Love every tiny bit of it.Historical modeling at its best Gary.

Oda.

Very nice. I really like the combo of dried/wet mud in the weathering, very effective.

Nice....

Very nice!

Cheers!

Dolf

nice work!!Looking forward to see it finish!

Fine rig work!

Fantastic work!

With work on the vehicle nearing completion, I've been painting the crew figures (again - these were produced by CSM). The officer had his head replaced with one from my spares box to show a happier look. The two drivers wore leather uniforms, so there's a bit of sheen to the look.

Excellent work. Like the car.

Wow! I had my eye on this Copper State vehicle and seeing your fantastic work will make me go for it... Well done. I think there are also some 3D printed/resin Ehrhardt accessories produced by CSM. I'm not into WWI so I have no clue of those are necessary for the build.

Anyway, I love the way you scratchbuilt the missing interior, it definitely adds a special touch. The figures are wonderfully painted. What did you have in mind for the scene?

Cheers,
Mario

Nice work on the figures

Wikipedia, which of course knows everything, tells us that the E-V/4 Panzerkraftwagen Ehrhardt carried an armament of up to three machine-guns. I noticed that your car already has four machine guns plus one more held by a member of the crew. But I assume one can not have too many machine guns.

This is handy info to know, Sergei. I assume the CSM design crew thought of this when they provided four guns with the kit, and I wondered myself how many they'd actually carry. There are several period photos in the reference book that came with the kit showing vehicles with four or more guns (possibly posed?). I'm actually using the two figures (with MG and Ammo can) for another project as all five would crowd my finished display. Cheers!

Hello Mario, the scene is quite basic, and just involves the vehicle sitting on a cobbled road with three of the figures by the open door. I’ll post some pics of the finished display soon as it’s now done.

These figs look great, Gary! Fine work on the rig, too, btw.

Well on it's way to being another cracken WW1 scene and it's great to see the work on the vehicles, they are brilliant.
TERRY

Figures look great!

I recently put the final touches to my Ehrhardt project, securing it and figures to a base made from an old Verlinden Productions resin cobblestone section. I'll post a couple of photos in the "Finished" section too. Thanks to all who followed along!