I'm now working on Copper State Models 1/35 scale kit of a Canadian Armoured Autocar from WW1. I've modified one of their figures, three of which I'll use in the final display. The model goes together quite nicely, and there's enough reference on the Internet and photos of the last remaining one in Ottawa, Ontario to add a bit of extra detail.

CSM also have produced more accurate wheels in 3D print, which feature the numerous holes in the tires seen in the period photos. Cheers, Gary.

These are really good looking figures, excellent.

Thanks for the comments Kevin & Steve! Some progress on the figures, which I've got going on with Vallejo acrylics. Two of the heads I'm doing separate from their bodies for ease of handling. I've added some latching hooks for the folding panels on the sides of the Autocar using bent copper wire. Also, references show quite a few locking handles for the pivots on the MG mounts.
Cheers,
Gary

One of my favourites Gary - cannot wait to see your version too.
MikeTheKiwi

Great work Gary, as usual!! Looking forward to see the final result.

Looking really good so far

Thanks Kevin. I start with a flat black pre-shade of Tamiya’s XF-1, then a misty spray of XF-49 Khaki to prime the uniforms, altering the mix slightly to get a different look to each figure. The Vallejo colours are applied over these in very diluted amounts, mixing mainly their Khaki with black, stone grey, Yellow or Green Ochre to get -again- variations in the tones. Working from the dark base to lighter highlights. It’s still a learning curve as I try to apply new techniques. After reading Mike Butlers book I’m trying some different approaches, but still have a few old habits that I rely on!

I've managed through painting of the CSM figures using Vallejo acrylics, and have progressed on the painting & weathering of the Autocar mounting the MG's along with their ammo boxes.

This is coming along nicely, fig work looks great, btw.

Wonderful work, top draw modelling, you know what your at Gary and it a pleasure to watch this work progressing.
TERRY