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Also ordered in “fine” detail. These Hummels can have thier guns lifted out, and 88s put back in. The 88s are made from the same mold as I use for my sFH18 150mm guns, but with portions cut away, and a thinner, longer metal barrel put on. I made a mold from the barrel of a King Tiger for the muzzle break, and resin cast my own for the nashorn guns. Crews are mounted solid, and thier is nothing else inside the tanks like ammo - since I could not do both 88mm and 150 split-part ammo in this tank that is meant to be either. 2 of the crewman are just climbing onto the back through the opened doors I made.

Both done to fine detail, these barrells were OK, so no metal tubing here. Brumbar has many home-made resin cast supplies, and uses painted thread for “ropes”. Skirts on Brumbar have been misaligned. So far, no battle damage on these, but I may add some yet.

All of these are AAM “V2” scale (ruler at the bottom).
All were ordered in “fine” detail. Wear from weather and crew, but no battle damage.
85mm guns are metal tubing.
KV-85 has my homemade reisn-cast supplies, and thread used for steel cables (they run the length of the tank).

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This has all the different pieces pasted into 1 pic (I cant get them all on my flatbed scanner). Since they vary in angle and brightness, its not as good of a pic as what they really look like all together.

Its springtime for this Pz IV, and the whitewash is severly faded. This Pz IV has my now “trademark” hollow resin-cast turret (just try to hollow out the RUBBER - ick - turrets on the V2 minis).

3 man crew is tucked insdie the turret, with breechblock insdie as well. Spent shell casings lay on the rear deck, tossed out the side hatches during battle. Also has misc supplies mounted, spare tracks, etc.

Done to fine detail. It has added cables. Note the area where the red star is was “masked off” before whitewashed. This IS-2 has been around the block, its springtime now, and the whitewash is severly faded.

They are posted ! :-D

These are really sweet.  :-D  Nice cast and paint jobs!

Pretty cool guys, from 1:72 scale “Forcs of Valor” set, that will get used alongsdie a few AAM pieces. Repainted of course. I dont know what it is, but thier seems to be an oilyness that seeps up through the paint. I have tried all sorts of sealers, but this oily feeling always comes back eventually. The paint on the men does not lift off, or itself get greasy, so no harm no foul I guess.

All parts (except 20mm and MG barrels, and any commanders) are sculpted by me, and cast in resin.

4x Reactive-armored M-60s (my fav),
8x M1A1,
8x Bradley.
  All are micro-machines, about 1.75 to 2 inches long. My customer and myself use micro-machines alongside V1 AAM minis.

The 3 small MG teams are AAM minis customized to be US marine 30 cal teams (with home-made ammo belts and resculpted men). The other 30 cal teams and 50 cal teams are FoW.
  I have not done very much FoW stuff yet, but I do know I do not like the overly-heavy inked lines I see on so many “pro-painted” FoW minis I see. I did use inks, but I made sure to dry-brush the men afterwards to lessen the bulky thick ink lines I see on so many others.

Well, what I meant by V1 & V2 was the 2 different scales AAM collectables made thier minis.
I can certainly make V1 or V2 rockets, if that is what you are asking, but I need to know in what scale, and how detailed you want them.
    One guy asked me to go ahead and make some, and if he liked the price, he might buy some, AFTER I made them. Needless to say, I cant work that way.
    If you have interest in getting a quote on such work, give me an e-mail at timdrocks@mchsi.com. My name is Jim (not TIM, lol)

Nice work! The Hummel is outstanding.

Also, the radio man has an antannae on his radio.
Ignore the green specs that appear to be on the crewman, its actually sitting on the glass of my scanner. A few always fall off, and it looks in the scan like they are stuck to the minis.

Nice detail! I especially like how the soldiers look like they’re arguing about where they are going :lol:

Nothing fancy, not excessively wethered or anything, but very sharp.