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A new ED-209 action figure is coming out this year, from Reaction/Super7.

I just watched Solo. My wife and I went in with really low expectations. I thought it was better then Force Awakens. Way, way better then Last Jedi.

That is good advice. I have printed revised parts, to verify the light bar mod, and I might just address the center console. I think an instrument cluster is also in order. I am compiling a sheet of the new and modified parts. Once the beta build is completed, I will send it off to a...

A little more work tonight. Files to update tomorrow.

I did repaint it yellow too. I thought that was too "moon buggy" for my first power sled rebuild.

That Weasel pre-dates my time in the arctic, but I recognize (and was issued) some of that mannequin's gear.

Good night, workbench.

I figured orange was a more industrial, or really bad private vehicle color. I haven't decided if it is a POV, or an industrial power sled, and many Thiocol snowcats are orange.

I decided to rebuild Revell-Fan's BSG Power Sled. I am me, so, I couldn't leave well enough alone. I repainted it, cut out the treads (because Rhaven Black set that standard), added the Landram tread cleats, made a passenger bench seat, and recessed the headlights. There are a few other...

The SUSV (BV 206) has a front "cab" (and cabin would be understood) and in most of the configurations that we had, a back "Cab" for cargo/troops. The first bogie on both track sets is the sprocketed drive wheel. The bottom part of the connection is the drive linkage, the rest (as I remember) is...

Just a design note, the Hagglunds BV 206 connection is both the drive train, and the steering linkage. The vehicle turns by articulating the front and rear cabs. In the US Army they are called the S.U.S.V. (small unit support vehicle), we had a bunch of them in Alaska.

Very cool! I will be watching this closely.

So, not 1:18 scale? :wink:

Never play cards with maintenance drones, they are cheating bastards.

The first thing to consider when planning a build is how to make the model 1:18, just sayin'

Oh, you know I did that math in my head when I read the post :wink:

This is so awesome!

Thank you! It is, if you figure that the 12" Eagle model is 1:100. The issue I have is skinning the command section, oh, and the cost of brass tubes. I have yet to make the mission section.

Now you're talking!