daz greenwood

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Very nice job

I hope this is ok to post? The only detail image I have of DH.89 G-AGJG previously X7344 18275171_1480231762048985_6013617883342611221_n by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Excellent progress Max. It is I think a good looking airplane. I was fortunate to see three last July at the Military Airshow at Old Warden DSC_4457_12763 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_4459_12765 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_4458_12764 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Excellent work as always Chuck!

Excellent work Chuck!

Thank you Jimbo. I loved this kit, it was something out of my comfort zone as I usually build German WW2 armour. I'm now looking at getting the early version as a companion piece to this one.

After a few suggestions I've added a bandage around the head of the casualty. DSC_3877_12205 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

And finished. I've really enjoyed this, as its something I don't usually build. I've entitled it "After the Battle. Somewhere in France, 1918" While researching this build I discovered that both Ernest Hemingway and Walt Disney were both Ambulance driver's during WW1. DSC_3716_12061 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3717_12062 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3718_12063 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3719_12064 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Thank you Tim. The progress so far. And started the base, and as I'm modelling on a budget I've used an old CD case. It's looking very muddy. DSC_3694_12041 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Lights painted and the lenses fitted. I've also fitted the horn. The Ambulance is also weathered to tie it in with the base. DSC_3704_12049 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3705_12050 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3706_12051 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr And the figures. DSC_3707_12052 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3708_12053 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3710_12055 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3713_12058 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Thank you! I'm out of my comfort zone with this, as I usually build German WW2 vehicles. But a change is a good way of keeping the Mojo going! Today's progress on the Ambulance. I'm nearly done now with only the spare tire and the lights to add. DSC_3689_12036 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3690_12037 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Thank you Michael and Jennings. I#m really enjoying this one. More progress. DSC_3650_12003 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3651_12004 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3655_12008 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3656_12009 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

More progress. DSC_3650_12003 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3651_12004 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3655_12008 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3656_12009 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Thank you. It was a nice kit until I got to it lol And it's decalling time. I must say I'm pleased with how the decals behaved. No issues at all, they bedded down well after applications of Micro set and Micro Sol once the decals were on. The Ambulance has now had a Matt Coat, and is looking sweet. I'm really enjoying this build. DSC_3645_11998 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3646_11999 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Today's progress on the Ambulance. DSC_3644_11997 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

I'm building this for a WW1 Group Build elsewhere. The Model T Ambulance was first employed by the British, who used 19,000 of them, before the US entered the War in 1917. What made the Model T what it was was it ruggedness, reliability and ease of maintenance. By November of 1918, 4, 362 had been deployed overseas. During WW1 Ernest Hemingway and Walt Disney were volunteer Ambulance driver's. Box top by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Colour options 2 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Colour options by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Contents 2 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Contents by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Decals by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Figure colour by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Figure instructions by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr Instruction book by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr And the progress so far. DSC_3613_11968 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3614_11969 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr DSC_3640_11994 by Darren Greenwood, on Flickr

Absolutely stonking work Oliver. I'm in awe of your talent's

Count me in for this one. This is of interest to me as I'm half Canadian as Dad was from Moose Jaw

Brilliant work so far! And its always nice seeing a Canadian ride

Been reading this thread from the beginning. Top notch work. I wish I had this amount of talent.

So sad to hear of Edgar's passing. I met him a few times. And we corresponded regularly by email. I'll miss you Edgar and our chats.

Excellent work so far! I'm gonna bookmark this. As have a few F4U's lined up as it was my late Father's favorite fighter.

Beautiful work as always Tony.

It's a great kit. I have another in the stash to build as an HMA.8. Once I can get the decals.

Thank you Kevin. It's good to be here.