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WOW, I also have this one in my ToDo pile. I will follow your thread with a lot of interest. Thank you for the tips and the advices.

Hello companions, I promised more and here I am. Now it is the turn to mount the buckets of the axes, to which the wheels, the direction and the arms of transmission of the gear box, fix to the axes of the wheels. In the Photo 262 the pieces which I am going to fulfill this phase. You may...

Interesting tema. Your description is very informative and you have documentd very well your build. Very well done model. Good job.

Thank you Ken for your nice words. It really helps. :thumb:

I like very much your build. Please keep building and posting.

They look so well... it's a good reward for all your troubles. Good job! What well be the next?

Jim, thank you for your encouragement. :wave:

Josef you are very modest which is even better from you. Because each week I learn many new things from your posts. It is a pleasure watching you building your models. Thank you.

Nemesis, thank you for the nice words. :thumb:

Hello once again, Today I bring a new advance at the Willis Jeep. This time is the auto body. In Photo 243 they appear, before cutting them, the pieces that are going to be the sidewalls and the part where the hood of the Willys will be fixed. And in the Photo 244 all those pieces already cut...

Very good job on the kitchen and very good job on the Rodney, what more would you ask for?

Ooooohhh, I am sorry for this accident. But I have realised you are very optimistic, that's good in these situations. Looking to it even more positively, now you are going to be quicker and better because you have the experience. :thumb: Greetings.

It looks incredible well done. And more considering it is your first hull. Congratulations.

Hello companions, Today I bring new advances at the Willys. In Photo 233 I am sticking the two “wings” that will be the superior part of the mudguard of the Jeep. As always, I will not get tired to repeat it, it is better to come step by step. Thus, with these pieces I have begun sticking...

I agree with Chris, the hulls are one of the more beautifull pieces of this hobby. I am also waiting for your upgrades.

Thank you Josef, Now it is beginning to be like my "week show". I wait eagerly on Sunday evening to see with what you will delight us this time. And to learn from THE MASTER. :inw: A very BIG THANK TO YOU.:thumb:

Its a lot of work on these nails, but you have find the way very well. Good work. Hope to see all the eagles soon.

Are you going to rebuild the kitchen in paper? it will be very interesting to look at. A kitchen model at 1:1 scale. :mrgreen: The model looks great, I am going to follow your build.

Genial your explanations and the photographies. Thank you.

I miss your build reports, Johnny. Waiting for more. :thumb: