Good morning to all. AFV model and the conversion made with plasticard and evergreen rods. ET models antennas, and backpacks and boxes from the scrap drawer.
I hope you like it and the experts who criticize it without mercy. I have tried to reproduce a USMC vehicle in a high operational state.
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This might get better exposure/response if you post it in the armor forum?
I’m sorry. I was wrong at the time of group posting
No need to apologise my friend, just trying to help you out 
Thank you very much¡
Hello Raul,
OK, after viewing your pictures, my expert critique says: you missed a spot of mud on the treads! 
Seriously, though, a fantastic looking work. What time period is this vehicle representing?
Cheers,
Tim
Thank you . I tried to represent a m88a2 of the marines in some of the maneuvers that they carry out in Europe throughout the year.
Lovely build Raul, very nice weathering and details. I have moved it across to the Armorama (Modern) forum now.
Cheers, D
Thank you very much!
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OK, I was just wondering. I haven’t see the camo paint scheme on many vehicles of late, given that most U.S. military vehicles have been painted for service in the desert.
I was wondering, what is the orange thing tied down to the wooden pallet? It reminds me of an exercise mat!
Tim
I believe it is the gas cylinder for the torch.
The vehicle is painted in a green forest and later degraded by the inclement weather and its operability.
acetylene bottle for welding … or so I think 