The vehicles had an insulation pad glued to the top that was black, but over time the adhesive would fall off.
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Thanks everybody for the assistance! Got an update!
Few more questions…
What color are seat cushions? Instructions call for khaki but pictures show some kind of olive drab
Should i put the right stowage in the racks? Or can i make my own system up?
Last question… anybody wanna try to cad up the turret ring?
This is what comes with the kit…. Kinda sucks haha
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Seat cushions are olive green.
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Yoyager does one in PE. I did a build log on the archived Armorama that showed what you can with a small drill bit and a lot of time on your hands.
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Hahaha where do i even find this voyager kit?
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Other than my stash? Try eBay. My daughter scanned the intructions for someone last week. Maybe that guy doesn’t plan on using all of it.
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Hahaha i used it but the only thing it gave for the turret ring was this
Im looking for the entire support system and everything
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I remember you could get the entire mounting system on Shapeways, but the kit is specifically CAD for the early Special Forces GMVs (Ground Mobility Vehicles) before the M900/M1000 series were replace with the M1100 series ECV Humvees.
These turret rings were made beefier, to hold the weight and recoil of weapons, like the M134D
Minigun.
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That photo looks like what I scratch built way back then in '07, We had been attached to 5th Group as an extra company in Iraq and I photographed their collection of GMVs. One that I particularly liked and built had no roof - just that framework added to what I recall was a rear roll bar.
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I saw that but i remembered that i have a m1114 kit that i attempted years ago and now in pieces so im thinking about using that…… but in the future when i wanna do another m1025 or m1046 im SOL…. I think i gonna take up this 3d design thing
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Looks really damn good. 
I can almost feel the stress of operator level maintenance on a Monday morning at the motor pool. LOL.
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And….another one walkaround
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Restored Humvee - never seen so many switches and toggles on a regular m1025. Plus I can spot the Ibis-Tek Knockout Window handles.
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What kind of humvee is this!? I’m also in the process of making a functional m1114 but this just gave me some ideas…. Not saying this is fictional but it’s still awesome
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That’s right-these are handles for quick evacuation through the front windows. They were usually found on the M1151
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No. I have photos of those in my walk around as well. I believe Makinen has the walk around I’m talking about, There is no roof over the crew compartment at all.
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