Another character arrived for my proposed build today.
Just need to find the Masterbox WW2 British tank crew set which included a Bedouin riding a camel (probably in a box in the attic). I’ve got an idea to give him a rifle and make him part of the Arab Revolution liaising with the Ford crew.
I see you didn’t get an answer to this question. My guess is that it would really be too big, it seems more like a scout type. I’m not running the campaign so we will have to see what our leader has to say.
Paul
@brekinapez . Sorry mate. I have been overseas and only just come back this evening. I was unable to log in to Armorama for some reason whilst I was away, so I have been unable to respond.
The general premise of this build is for any vehicle that is used in a utilitarian role, that is similar in concept to a Jeep - a light passenger come utility use vehicle, that is small enough to fit comfortably in a standard car parking space!
The Mercedes-Benz Type 170 VK was meant to be a passenger vehicle expressly for the military, but was also used as a radio car, a camera crew vehicle and sundry other purposes (even a maintenance vehicle). It is classed as a light passenger car, unlike the Horch and Steyr which are medium/heavy passenger cars, so I am going to consider this acceptable for the build.
Welcome aboard.
Thanks. This only one of two Master Box kits I have so this will be my first experience with one of theirs. Looks okay in the box.
But then so did my Alan Bison I kit.
Certainly does. Welcome to your first Group Build Ray. Looking forward to seeing your build pics after we kick off.
Yep…
I am in! Thinking one of the 1/48 kits to go with a plane in a diorama.
Welcome aboard Jesper.
Wow, 1/48 with this size subject is almost brail scale.
Indeed, Greg. Very small models, but thinking of Tamiya kits there will (hopefully) still be some crisp details. 
Here are a couple of kubelwagens in 1/48 I build some years ago. Indeed tiny 
For this campaign I am considering different options
I built the Citroen 11CV Jesper. I cut each of the widows out of the one piece mould thinking it would look better that way. I got an etch set for it too, with grill, pedals, etc. In the end, it was not worth adding the extras - even the open grill did not add anything. I now wish I had just built it OOB.
Enjoy the build/s.
Here is my entry. A Meng Jeep and a 1/4 ton crew set.
I have some PE for the Tamiya kit so it might fit.
Welcome.
The pe might not be a drop fit but close enough. I liked the Meng kit as I recall. Mine is stalled at the painting stage.
Thanks for the insights, Peter. I have build a number of these Tamiya 1/48 kits and they are all super nice and Well detailed. I also expect to go OOB.
You have time to enter and complete the unfinished business campaign. Just turning grapes to wine.
I’m in! I’ll be building Pitroad’s IJA Type 95 Small Personnel Carrier (Kurogane).
Mike
Cool. I have seen the Finemolds one made up. One of the guys in my club loves Japanese WW2 kits.
Well? Change of plans. Since I started this too early (reading is essential); I’ve already finished my build before the group build even started, I’ll change the kit from the Schwimwagen to a Tamiya M151A1 Vietnam War version with some 3D printed upgrade parts from @Petition2God.
