Small Scale Military Headquarters

I would like to share with everyone here that likes 1/32 stuff the work of my friend Scott. I have known Scott for a little over a year, and since then I have been absolutely blown away by his work. He makes some excellent vehicle and figure conversions, focusing mainly in WWII era stuff, but he does occasionally venture into other eras as well. So without further yammering on my part, I give you some of Scott's work (More to come):

German sdkfz 251/16 Flammpanzerwagen


Brits and 25 pdr battery


Italian Breda AA truck



Marine Beach Landing w/flamethrowers


Some German DAK stuff (VW, kubel, schwimmwagen)


Some British 8th Army Stuff (Daimler scout, LRDG Chevy 30cwt)


American Willys Jeep ambulance


Some WWI stuff:

mack truck w/doughboys


Gas attack!









And the last thing for today:

A "what if" WIP Brummbar conversion:



There is much more stuff where that came from! Scott sent me a ton of pictures and this was just the first page of 7! If you like any of his work and would like some of your very own, I have good news, Scott does take commissions to build customers pretty much whatever item they want. If you are interested, just shoot me a PM and I'd be happy to send any inquiries forward to Scott. He also does work in 1/18 scale that I will post later in the appropriate forum.


-Kevin

Wish Armies in Plastic would do some WW1 figure sets wearing gas masks.

I like the 251/16 Flammpanzerwagen. Kevin thanks for sharing!

Some more:

U.S. T34 Sherman Calliope


Romanian Panzer 38(t) repaint


German Type 87


German sdkfz 232 (monogram)


German Opel Blitz Ambulance (Not FOV)


Free French Gun Truck


German AA Gun


German horse-drawn 105mm field gun (WWI)


German Krupp AA "balloon gun truck" (WWI)


Russian Partisans in farm wagon


Sdkfz 251/3-IV Funkpanzerwagen


Sdkfz 251/1-II Stuka zu Fuß



That's it for today, more to come later.


-Kevin

That is some pretty cool stuff!

I must say, that is hands down the most amazing fire effect I've EVER seen!!! Wow, will he tell how he did that? I also love the brumbar.

It's funny you ask that Alex. He has told me a great many things about his work, as we hold an ongoing virtual discussion regarding customs and conversions, but his fire "recipe" is a closely guarded secret. I do not pester him to know the secret since he has told me that above all else he wishes to keep that "proprietary" and I respect his wishes.

On that note, here are some more of his conversions:

German Kfz 70 Krupp Protze


Katyusha- Stalin's Organ


Soviet Mortar Truck


Soviet GAZ-AA


Soviet BT tank


Brewed-up Lend-lease Lee


U.S. Armored Jeep w/ .50 cal


U.S. M10 TD


U.S. M36 Jackson TD


British Daimler Dingo Scout Car


British Bren Carrier


M7 APC



Still four pages to go...



-Kevin

Nice collection!!!

Here is another page worth of Scot's work:

KO'd Amtrak


Medic M29 Weasel


USMC Ford GTB 1 1/2 Ton "Burma Jeep"


M4A3R3 Sherman Zippo


Japanese Type 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha


Japanese Type 2 Ku-Se SPG


USMC M3 37mm AT gun


U.S. Field Hospital


Finnish Army


German Flatbed




-Kevin

very!!! nice!!