An accessory set for a US special forces pickup in 1:35 is an accessory for a finished model of the vehicle, not the vehicle itself.
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A 1:35 accessory set meant to complete a model of a pickup truck in US special operations configuration. It is not a model of the vehicle but an accessory for it: the set is there to make a civilian chassis in a combat role look genuinely loaded and used.
Modified civilian pickups are among the characteristic vehicles of modern special operations. Their appeal lies in availability and in being inconspicuous: an ordinary cross-country car disappears far more easily in a setting full of such vehicles than an armored one does, and it still carries the crew, fuel, water, ammunition and communications gear. The price is practically no ballistic protection, so what matters is speed and the ability to avoid contact. Vehicles of this kind were used in Iraq, in Afghanistan and in operations in Africa, and their appearance differs from case to case, because every detachment adapts its vehicle to the task. That is what makes them such a rewarding diorama subject.
The key to credibility is inconsistency. The cargo on the bed should not look like a tidy warehouse but like kit thrown on by people in a hurry. Choose shades of textile that differ from one another, and bring out the canvas and the straps with a wash and a fine lightening of the edges. It pays to treat the body with fine rubbing through where the crew regularly touches the vehicle, and to use dust pigments in the shade of the chosen setting on the lower areas and the wheels. A little disorder does more for the impression than perfect symmetry.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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