It is a lovely little model, with well defined details and certainly a lot less clunky than the QRF metal ones. It is distinctly bigger than 15mm offerings, but not excessively so and as this is the only Dodge Radio Truck I'll own, I don't think it matters to much.
Lovely radiator detail. It has lots of raised lines and bumps which take a drybrush very well. I also like the empty windows which give it far more character than painted on glass/perspex.
And nice detailing on the rear truck body. I didn't add any antenna as the post bases are already there, and just did the whole thing OD without any markings so it can be used by Russian or US forces.
I first saw these in Charles Grants 'Battle', providing transport for the company HQs in his mechanised Russian infantry companies, and finally after almost 50 years, I actually own one!
I’d recognise that particular Dodge anywhere - it was used in several games during my 15+ years of ownership.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure it was yours? The one I got at COW wasn't on a base and seemed to be patchily undercoated in light grey - unless that was winter camo! Umm, otoh I think I did give you some money for it...
DeleteDodgy winter camo - probably with a generous top coat of dust!
DeleteSuch a splendid vehicle, great job on it!
ReplyDeleteRoco stuff is a real nostalgia trip. People at the school wargames club had a fair bit back in the early 1970s, but to me it is always associated with Charles Grants 'Battle'.
DeleteI believe someone wise once said you can never have too many lorries.
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