My favorite plastic pusher told me that both FV432 kit are available again.
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Now that is good news!
I have the version that served in Iraq but would like the other in the green/ black camo.
Just ordered the Mk.2/1 version for 39 Euros. 
This is making it difficult on my wallet
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Me not being too familiar with FV 432 family. What else can be done with the Mk.2/1? APC and Ambulance? I don´t want to stick on AA conversions. I had once the bold plan to convert the 432 into a 434.
I’m not a Ninja when it comes to the series; however, in addition to the AA conversions, have a look at Michael Shackleton’s efforts, somewhere within:
SMM | scorpion-models (scorpion-miniature-models.co.uk)
which will enable you to ring a few changes; in the scheme of things very reasonably priced too I think.
Thanks Brian!
Some potential conversion. FV432 converted in to firing paintball rounds.
https://www.keymilitary.com/article/all-r-ound-armour-fv432-apc
They have all sorts of conversion of these in the UK- I’ve seen a limo version and a hearse that had clear bits around the rear. I’m pretty sure they’ve been used as the basis for tracked things in films and TV too.
This is a “Bradley” film prop made from an FV-432. Note the right side driver’s hatch (actual Bradley has the driver on left side).
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I’d love to do one in UNPROFOR white!
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