Browsing the net, I found pictures of the M11-33, and found a few similarities. This was completely unintentional, but I did find it slightly odd.
Much of Charon is made from a Hellhound and a KZKT-537L tractor (Trumpet 1:35 scale), the rest is plasticard.
The stretchers were quite easy to do, using two lengths of plastic rod superglued and rolled in a strip of cloth, I was a little surprised.
The open back section is complete with spotlight, vapor tubes, canteens, extra medi-packs, stretchers, stands and an small operating theater.
This was one of the most plasticard-intensive model I have assembled yet, as far as small details are concerned.
I just like the concept of the operating table having leg, arm and neck clamps...
There is a deadline to finish Charon, as it will be my entry for the Sheffield Irregulars' monthly painting challenge: Road Warrior. Now comes the hard part.
That is all for today, be well.Ricalope.
6 comments:
Excellent work mate, can't wait to see it painted up.
Sweet!
Why the armament on an ambulance?
I love this thing. It's a great blend of kits, with tons of added details. I'm also fond of that trooper in the last picture, nice work on the respirator.
Drax: the 40k universe is a bad place, one must defend oneself!
Rabidchild: there will be pics of the whole squad soon, once they get finished that is...
Fantastic conversion! Nicely done
Wow. I've have never expected 1/35 wheels to work so well. I'm going to have reconsider the models I'm always finding in bargain bins or stoop sales. I always thought 1/35 was way too big.
Great work as usual Rica. Seriously inspirational work.
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