Forgot to mention that you need to paint it in Berlin camo though 
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Evil Manā¦ 
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He isā¦ not even giving John the chance to choose between Berlin or Digitalā¦
I might join with something I still have on my list for my IDF Diorama:
The M3 itself will probably be a Tamiya M21 with various parts from the Dragon kits I haveā¦
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Iād really like to see that Bert, that looks like a cool conversion.
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Thanks, I hope it will be a nice addition to this ccampain, it is definitely something different to what has been mentioned sofar.
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Iām late to the party but thought about this one
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Itās Trumpeters Command and control vehicle used in Operation Iraqi Freedom I believe. I think the US Army used 4 or 5 of them at the time.
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The ultimate post apocalyptic motor home. I love it!
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Thereās 16 days to go before the start date so you have plenty of time to post images, I wouldnāt bother until the campaign starts @Phantomlvr, and post the start picures then 
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Good enough for me. Welcome aboard!
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Mixing the campaign with a Tigermeet bird maybe?
https://www.scalemates.com/de/kits/revell-04313-rf-4e-phantom-tigermeetā104674
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Don, in addition to my aspiration to produce a Land Rover and trailer vignette, I am also minded to produce a Headquarters in the Field, possibly a Corps or even a Div, and with a fair wind a Brigade too! This will be in the wargaming scale of 1:300. I chose this scale as it allows me to fully utilse the A3 and A4 sized bases I normally use, yet still portray realistic distances, also, the vehicles I require are just about available in 1:300, and no other.
I have been extremely fortunate in that a modelling friend of mine who produces his own military range in N Gauge (to link in with the model railway fraternity) has very kindly produced a couple of 1:300 models for me in pewter. Just for interest they are the mighty AEC ACV (which I encountered at Corps HQ in the early 70s):
Courtesy of the Tank Museum
and a Bedford office Truck - or āBox Bodied vehicleā as they are also known:
Filched from the www - I think
Iām pretty sure that this meets the C2 criteria; 'hope this all suits - eye strain highly likely!
I will try and get some photos of the models before I do anything with them; regrettably, Iāve already started on the ACV.
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Brilliant idea Brian. We donāt see a lot of wargaming stuff on here, and especially not at that scale, so this will be something new and different. Looking forward to it!
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With a magnifying glass no doubt 
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You may well need it:
Iāve posted these as I realised I didnāt have any pics of them in their original state, however perhaps Iām guilty of breaking a campaign protocol in that Iāve jumped the beginning/construction phase? If so, my apologies.
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Bad news Brian, itās off the the glass house with you. I think a month of extras and a demotion in rank is in order.
Tell you what though as Iām a magnanimous overlord. You go down tools on this until the start of May and youāre good to go. This looks like itās going to be a neat little layout and Iām not about to spoil the fun.
That or crack on with the wee things and just bring the Landrover to the party. Your call mate.
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Ooops!
Glasshouse? No thanks; see:
The Glasshouse - Part 1 - YouTube
Iām sure I can hold off unttil May proper - my local pub is re-opening this weekend after a refurbishment(!) Besides, I have to source around another dozen or so models - the bit shown was only the Command Groupl of Corps HQ - there were around another 10 or so such mini-complexes. Iām not quite sure why I makle life so difficult for myself especially in 1:300.
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In a fit of military masochism I remembered this one too; didnāt seem to be that much difference across the years(!)
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Bugger - forgot the link:
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