Looks good on the stand!

Love the squawk

Thanks, all 

Very very nice work matey   

Cheers

Well done!!

Thanks. 

1/35 Fox Armoured Car CVR(W) **Real World**

Used by the British Army from 1975 to 1993.

A 1/76 wargames model enlarged and 3D printed; the turret and body in filament and the wheels in resin.

I replaced the smoke dischargers with ones from the Tamiya Pink Panther, cut apart and reattached to scratch mountings.
Cable reel is a widened unit from an old Academy Centurion.
Aerials from broom bristles.
Registration plates were printed out on paper and attached to plastic card.
Academy tow rings.
Card mirrors, mounted on pins and slotted into sections from a Revell glue needle.
Replacement jerricans, though I could have just used a half one in each slot, as you really can't see much of them at all.
I replaced the shields over the engine deck, as I had removed the printed ones when cleaning it up, because I didn't know they were supposed to be there.
Perforated Photo Etch sheet for the muffler guard, with drink can bracket strips.
I had to replace the hubs and axles of the resin wheels, as the hubs hadn't printed: apparently this is because in the file, they aren't actually attached to the rims. Sorted for the next lot, though.
Attached to sections of a knitting needle and glued into holes I drilled in the axles.

Humbrol 30 for the main paint scheme with wheels in Gunze Sangyo tyre black, and detail painting with various acrylics.
I tried a new chrome marker pen for the mirrors, but on reflection (sorry) it may be a bit bright in that scale.

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That has come out well.   I've always liked the look of the Fox

Regarding the chrome marker pen. I tried a new one the other day on some 1/72 undercarriage oleos and it did rather light the room up 

If you'd have done it in 1/43 scale you could have used the XK engine from your E-Type Jag in it. 

Looks a real cracker as it is though. 

Thanks, fellas. 

I could have given it a wash, but was a bit concerned at whether that would have accented the layering from the printing (likely); anyway, I'm happy with the look as-is.

You really do nail the small scales so very well bud...really cool build