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Just OD Green with weathering and gear up using various brands of packs and weapons.

Isn't there a swat truck or wells fargo armored truck out there that would transform better?

Great team and I saw a segment on the new electric dirt bike the special forces are using now. Makes almost no noise and super light. perfect for your rigging

Tremendous work! Well thought out. The finish paint takes it up another level. Superb interior detail.

On the 8th Day God looked down on his planned paradise and decided he needed a Defender, So God Made A Patriot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAV8cfmawPk Over the next few days I will be posting a series of custom figures representing actual soldiers and or the scenario a certain image...

The phone camera was pissing me off, so how to on pouches will come further in the thread. I'll do a couple though they will not be part of this build. Radio and mag pouches were made from Lego Sail and the zip pouch and holster were made from hockey tape Same goes for the Sniper Pack that...

Wife has the camera on her trip. Had to use the cell phone. Used a lens cleaner cloth for a Velcro strip Then lego sail for the strips Hockey Tape for the drag handle Ready for attachments, gear and a ruck sack

Wow, very cool. Awesome realism with crew customs

Funny shit! Vet buddy of mine showed me these clips of ball busting using 12 inch figs it looks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-qN_DJOjeE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6mMLEFmdI8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNFsdeFHRjs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK41b-Iv70Q

not sure, look at the image on page 2. Just go to Dicks Sporting and in the hockey section there's should be rolls of the stuff

The Late Great Vince Lombardi once said; "Strive for Perfection, settle for Excellence." Great work man!

Went with Tamiya Desert Yellow Next ready for webbing or molle system or what ever it's called. I will be switching to Lego sail as it's stiffer and easier to cut in thinner strips and it gives a better sense of layering as it's thicker or seems it.

Just like the front and back panels, cut a piece of tape a bit smaller than the height needed and then wrap 2 to 3 layers to your desired thickness. Once finished then add a strip of tape sticky side facing out. The two tabs are what will connect the front and back panels...

Cut a strip wide enough to fold into the width you'd want for your shoulder strap. Folding gives you a nice clean outside edge. Then attach to the front panel with super glue Once dried pull tight and attach to the back panel. I added a loop to fish a camel back tube through or...

You can always lay that ammo belt flat and trim off the back shortening the length of the rounds.

Really cool. Are you going to use any ammo boxes to feed the mini guns? I used the box that came with one of figs maybe the Rock? I drilled a hole and attached. check it out http://forums.fighting118th.com/showthread.php?t=4925

Using my little powershot. After a couple layers place the vest panels on the figure lining them up to see if you've created the size and thickness you want. Add layers as needed. looking from the side line up for the next steps which will be the side panels and shoulder straps...

Came out great. I wish they came with the flare canisters I would have liked to add those to my Gun Truck #08

Amazing, looking at this thing in the retail stores it blows me away as to what it is becoming detail, concept and quality wise.

Think I'll get another Cannon Rebel. Loved that thing.