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Thanks Midget. I'm really happy with the results. Can't believe I waited so long considering it took less than and hour to cut, spray and glue them.

I'm thinking the Germans (in their over engineering ways) made the bottom cannon feed 2 rounds at a time, firing every other one. If I like the idea, I might cut the bullet tips off between the cannons to reflect this mechanism.

Fogger sent them to me over a year ago, but they are finally mounted. Introducing my AT-ST's dual 20mm chainguns.

Spectacular sir!

Wow... You turned a piece of crap into something beautiful. Great job!

Awesome! Wish someone would produce a variety of civilian zombies.

Looks much better. I just might have to start painting mine today.

I only own the bbi super humvee these days and appreciate how they cut the floor and left the front seats hollow underneath for passenger legroom.

Love her, but with all removable helmets, it's just too big.

Damn you... Time to fire up my ebay auctions.

It's still $100 difference between the kits. Are you saying you are painting the assembled ones?

There is no way in helll he is painting them anything other than a base primer for $100. That money is going towards his time to prep the pieces and assemble.

I love the design since there is nothing to snag or snap off. I'll definitely have to consider this somehow, someway.

I'd buy it in a heartbeat for my uni if I had the scratch. Damn divorce. How does one make the glass cockpit?

That is great Pickel! Can someone link me to ordering info?

Just screwing around, assembling my shtf survivors in preperation for my zombie vipers. :)

Not that most of you care, but we do have a Fighting 118th group on Facebook. :wtf: http://www.facebook.com/groups/132809506828653/ [Admin Edit: Really PCS? You couldn't take the time to give us a proper name!] https://www.facebook.com/groups/fighting118th/

I've played with the original desert one and must say I was impressed. It certainly lives up to the quality and detail of BBI's other WWII birds.

Welcome to the site! We can never have enough WWII collectors onboard. :)