My Scratchbuilt MkII Carrier a WIP

[missyd]

Fantastic model!!!! I might try to build an italian tank in the future as you gave me the idea of using HL tank tracks .... better these tracks than no tracks at all!!!

Keep us informed about your wonderful model!!!

[pzrwest]

That carrier is now in the hands of it's new owner soon to have it's markings added. It will be a carrier with the Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment(Hasty-P's) my old regiment. I am now in the process of building another carrier for a chap in Alberta Canada for the tidy sum of 600$cdn plus the shipping. it will be the 3rd carrier built. The second carrier went to a chap in San Jose CA. USA

[Franz repper]

That carrier is now in the hands of it's new owner soon to have it's markings added. It will be a carrier with the Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment(Hasty-P's) my old regiment. I am now in the process of building another carrier for a chap in Alberta Canada for the tidy sum of 600$cdn plus the shipping. it will be the 3rd carrier built. The second carrier went to a chap in San Jose CA. USA

Harold wont you need a Arms Xport licence soon ?

[West-Front]

Kudos to you Harold, excellent work

[pzrwest]

Thank you all for the kind words.... Harold

[Kolya]

Superb work, really enjoy these threads.

[Steffen]

Amazing work!
The Bren Carrier is one of my favourite ww2 vehicles, so I'm very impressed by your model!

Best regards,
Steffen

PS. Would it be possible to post one (or more) pic(s) of the finished Bren with his crew? That would be a real big pleasure for me...

[pzrwest]

I have since built another carrier for a chap in Calgary Alberta. Here are a few pics sent to me by the owner. He has yet to weather it but he did crew it up with some figures. He is very pleased with his purchase. This is the 3rd carrier I have built, and have started on a 4th but it will be a windsor carrier. It has four road wheels as these previous ones have only 3 per side... Harold

[Steffen]

Thank you very much, Sir!

[pzrwest]

UPDATE!!!! My 1st carrier the one made from a plywood door skin took the Gold Award at the Toronto modelers show this past Saturday the 12th at Old Fort York in Toronto Ontario Canada. Our club also took 3 more awards for our diorama and other entries