Back in Time: Hobby Boss 1/35 AAVP7A1 RAM/RS with EAAK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2014
- This is the build log of the Hobby Boss kit I built in 2011. The build was published in ModelFan magazine in February issue of 2012. I hope you enjoy my first "real" armour project. Comments and questions always aprreciated!
I AM SORRY THE MUSIC CAME OUT SO LOUD! THAT'LL BE REMEDIED IN FUTURE B.I.T.'s
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Awesome job! I was deployed to Iraq in 2003 during the Invasion. We rode on these hogs for 22 days from Kuwait to Baghdad I clearly remember my AAV looking exactly like this one...Tri color camouflage and tan armor!
Thanks for stopping by. Must be quite stretch living in these for three weeks and full squad! My hat is off to you for that! Cheers!
I am building Tamiya one , I am doing a basic interior , just so it doesn't look "empty". your vid has been an enormous help to me , thanks for posting !😉😊😍👍 Wales UK
Thanks for watching FT!
I am glad you liked it and you thought it was helpful. Good luck with the project!
Looks like a real fun challenge
It's a good kit.
Thanks for watching 👍
Great looking model, the detail to attention was really great. Loved the photo with the ramp down.
Hi Guido, that was a fantastic build and paint finish, I have this in my stash, partly built as I struck a couple of issues with construction, but I mudt get it out again and see what I can do wigh it, you have yourself another subscriber, best regards from Australia, Les
Hello Les! Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to post. It was certainly not the easiest project, but workable in the end. I hope you'll enjoy some success on your stalled project. I hope you won't be too disapointed that my postings are far and few in between these days. A new job taken on in 2017 with a lot of responsibilities and time constraints had me at a choice to either build or publish on the tube. As editing and publishing is very time consuming, I opted to pretty much drop the channel to find enough time the follow my actual hobby. I still visit shows and build these days - witn a heavy emphasis on figure painting, which I picked up during Covod lock-down. However, I do feel in the mood to publish from time to time. Maaaaybeeee..... We'll see. Thanks again for your kind comment and take care! BAlle of my best wishes to you from Switzerland! Guido
@@bilk1968 hi Guido, I retired last year after working for fufty-two years but still find it hard to get time and build, I do enjoy watching others on youtube, very bedt regards from a New Zealander living in Australia, Les. PS we can only do what we can do
Oct. 15, 2021---Thanks for the video as I didn't know it came with an interior. Got back into modeling, but going for 1/35 zombie/apocalypse dioramas and disappointed so many kits now days don't have interiors.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Happy Modelling!
That green is actually glossy on the inside. C co. 2nd AAV Bn '83-'85
True, but for scale effect the flat paint makes for a better result, I think. Thanks for stopping by!
Awesome build Guido! Thank you for sharing your talents with us
Thanks Darryl! Much appreciated!
Wow...Guido...that is a smashing build! So good...! Very detailed kit build very well!
Thank you, Cees! Much appreciated!
Wow..... I am at lost for words... WICKED !!! Awesome !! Don't quite cut it... this is one Sweet looking machine ! thanks for sharing this with us !
You make me blush, Norm! Thank you so much!
First of all great concept for a video series.
Second of all WOW that armour is looking stunning, awesome job on the interior and the details in there and the exterior is looking just as good with a great weathering job.
Thank you so much, Stefan!
Guido, that was excellent video! And the finished kit is just top notch! Out of scale performance here!
Cheers,
Radek
Thanks you very much, Radek!
Thank you for sharing this build with us. I am very impressed with the video presentation. The build was amazing, as every has said in the commentary. You have very good skills with regards to detail. The interior just blows me away.
Thank you, Russel! :)
very nice work
I follow the step by step of this video
thanks and greetings from Chile
Thank you very much for watching my video! I am glad you enjoy it!
Just fantastic! Nicely done!
Thank you!
Beautiful work brother! You just inspired me to pick one of these up next moth!
I am pleased to please, brother! I am glad you like it! Lot's of modelling fun coming your way.
Excellent work, mate! Congrats from Brasil
Thank you Marcelo!
Im a former Amtracker and I would love to know where you purchased this kit. Man the level of detail is awesome...brings back so many memories of being in those things...
Hello, Ulises! Thank you for watching an commenting on my video. I got this kit at my LHS here in Germany, but it should be readily available at many online stores. It certainly is a nice kit any was much fun to build. No pitfall as far as I can remember. Good luck finding it and have fun building it. Cheers!
hay ulises yat yas
For more realism you'll need the ever present communication wire wrapped around and hanging out of the final drives with at least one final leaking. Also brown sludge where the bilge pump outlets are. When the bilge pumps run they pump out oil, coolant, hydro fluid, piss, sea water, tobacco spit.....
Thank you for watching and your input👍
Now that is an Excellent piece of work my friend, you should be proud of what you've achieved. I can never get my head around Rubber Tracks, you would think that the major manufacturers would lead the way be putting in decent individual Link Tracks to make up yourself. Again Awesome work, looking forward to your next build.
Andy.
Thank you, Andy!
I just bough one this awesome kit from Ebay last night, for my own coming B day gift :)
Enjoy! You'll love it! Thanks for stopping by!
I done the one with the crane on top stunning it was
I think you dud an amzing job with this kit. Not to shit on you but the interior color you were looking for is sea foam green. idk if thats commercially available. The floor under the driver station is the same dark green as the deck plates and that also goes for driver side lateral cover and floor in front of where the radio stack and tool box goes. The standard SL3 issued tool box is red not green. The personnel heater is also supposed to be dark green. But awesome job all in all
I hope mine looks a fraction of how good yours looks. Mines on the back burner currently, but i plan to resume progress when all current builds are completed.
Oh man that's just magnificent!!! Terrific weathering and everything!
Thank you, brother!
I am gobsmacked!! (UK slang for lost for words) if I ever manage to build a model to this quality it will be because you inspired me, amazing work!
Thanks, Jacob! That very nice of you to say!
Guido Hopp No problem! Ps - James is my first name, not Jacob
James Jacob Whoops! Sorry 'bout that!
I HAVE A SCALE MODEL COMING IN THE MAIL OF THIS MODEL . THIS WILL COME IN HANDY . THANKUVERYMUCH !!!!!
Hi great build . Far better than the tamiya kit! This is a kit which I will have to get , it's so different looking! Cheers damian
Thanks for looking, Damian! Iam certainy ouy will enjoy the kit a lot.
great job ...........
+Pierric Boudehen Thank you! Much appreciated!
tolles video! anschaulich präsentiert und viele tipps. das kam auch wie gerufen, ich plane im laufe dieses jahres auch einen AAVP7 zu bauen. Habe vor längerem bilder dieses fahrzeugs in den slums von rio de janeiro gesehen, wenn dort die polizei eine drogenrazzia macht rückt auch gleich die marineinfanterie mit M113 und diesem panzer an. beeindruckende, ungewöhnliche szenerie und die tarnlackierung ist auch etwas besonderes.
Tausend Dank! Das Projekt hört sich toll an. Ich freu' mich drauf! Danke für's reinschau'n!
I am assembling this model now, the machine gun and the weapon tower caused great difficulties, it is very inconvenient and difficult to assemble the tower.
I agree. It is really not the easiest assembly, but you will get there! Happy Modelling!
Very nice job. Which fruil model track did you use? I mean for which vehicle? I was no able to find a fruil model track for this specific kit.
+John Jew . Thanks for stopping by! I used the "Big Foot" tracks Friul serial number ATL-79. Enjoy the build!
That's a great piece of work, just a pity I can't hear you very well over the music.
What tracks did you use? Great looking model !
Hello! I used Friul tracks. Thank you for watching.
@@bilk1968 I am building this kit now, so your video is a great source of reference thank you.
Are those metal track links specifically for that vehicle? Or, can you substitute say the T-80 metal track links? I have that vehicle and am having a hell of a time with the tracks and I would like to simlifiy.
Hello, Richard! Sorry for my late reply, I am just back from the Scale Model Challenge in the Netherlands.
I have honestly no idea, if these tracks are interchangable. I am by no means an expert on this vehicle. I bought the tracks fitting to the project at hand, so I didn't consider any other options, thus having not done any research in this area.
Sorry for not being able to help.
Cheers and good luck with your project!
Thank you Tailor. Where did you get those specific track links for the vehicle?
Hello! I think these are Friul ATL-79 "Big Foot" Late. I got them from my usual online source here in Germany. I think by googling "buy Friul ATL-79" you should find them in your country. Cheers!
Thank You.
I've had this kit for over 5+ years sitting on my shelf because I started making the tracks first and gave up moving onto other kits. As you know they're just plain terrible. Which tracks did you use for yours and do you have a link?
On the few tracked vehicles I built, I always used Friul. I bought them at a show at the time. As I am living in Switzerland, I don't really know, if any of my local sources will be useful to you.
But Friul tracks should not be all that difficult to find online.
Thank you for watching. Enjoy the process 👍👍👍👍
@@bilk1968 thank you, I will check them out as I want to build this kit. I pulled the kit out again after watching your vid and I dont understand how they have produced such a poorly designed track system, it falls apart while making it which really only leaves the option of gluing it stiff.
@@Fronzel.Neekburm indeed. I took one look at them and discarded the idea to even try right out of the gate. Exercises in futility are not my thing. Friul is a cheap, but much easier way out. Good luck 👍
How do I glue the glass on the pilot's seat and commander's seat?
You are an honorable engineer!
Thank you so much. I use tiny amounts of either CA glue (super) or white glue.
Thank you for stopping by.
@@bilk1968 CA glue??
@@beyoungheouneoh commonly known as super glue.
@@bilk1968 the super glue!??
awesome job! i want to make one as good as this but prob wont come close. armor should be OD and the tool box should be red.
Circa1775 Thanks for stopping by and commenting! Good luck with your project!
+Guido “Tailor” Hopp i was in the United states Marine Corps. i drove this vehicle for 3 years of my service.
Circa1775 Wow, then you sure have a lot of first hand detail knowledge that will come in handy. :)
+Guido “Tailor” Hopp yeah man. except i dont have am airbrush and the only aavp7a1 is 60 bucks.
+Guido “Tailor” Hopp aavp7a1 ive found**
Podrías decir el color base interior? Gracias
Hasta donde puedo recordar, fue Duck Egg Green de Vallejo. ¡Gracias por ver!
@@bilk1968 gracias a ti por contestarme, saludos desde España
WHAT BRAND AND NUMBER OF TRACKS ARE THIS ?
Hi! Thank you for tuning in. I have used Friul Models kit ATL-78. I hope this helps.
lol.......what's your asking price for the model? looks sooooo Good
Thanks, man! Honestly, I have not yet sold any of my final products...
Maybe you will rethink, because if you go on Ebay you'll see someone selling the exact model as yours for $229.98 and it's not even half as good as yours......go take a look and you'll see ;))
Wow! That's one neat price tag! Maybe I should consider selling some, indeed! Would you consider such a price tag fair for model built in my quality?
Of course its fair, but if its your first time selling on Ebay you'll want to sell a bit lower to gain buyers so they can see your quality is there, and then later on when your buyers increase you can sell for higher and higher....and then you can buy that Benz convertible you always wanted LOL
... but it'll be in1/24th scale I guess! ;)
Lose the music.