GAZ67B (no whiff involved at all)

[puddingwrestler]

I built this thing box stock (sounds of multiple members fainting in shock, retired colonel has heart attack and must be rushed away), although I did leave a few components off (I either lost them or broke them and they where unimportant anyway). It's a nice little kit and a very quick build, just what you expect from Tamiya's smaller and older military models (newer ones are nicer, but due to higher parts count not as quick!)
It came with a poor sap dragging a machine gun around after him, but as he's not attached to the car in anyway, I didn't bother with him. I'm saving the gun for some future porject however, it's a nice big old fashioned vickers looking thing.








Just me, or does the driver remind you of Charles Bronson?

[cthulhu77]

Damn Skippy, if you ask me !   

[pyro-manic]

Love the muddy effect!

[ysi_maniac]

I do remember this old Tamiya gem. High quality job btw

[puddingwrestler]

Got it off eBay, the sprues are marked with a '73 copyright date, but the decals say 2001, so it would seem to have been re-issued at some point without be noticing it (2001 was a wargaming period, not paying attention to models)

[sotoolslinger]

Purty vehicle, how does it fly ,and where are the floats

[puddingwrestler]

It flies using the revolutionary new Dukes O' Hazzard brand CLIFF(TM) launching platform and a long run up. Initial testing has revealed an unsatisfactory range however, Floats are kept in the glove box, inflated by mouth and worn on the arms while attemtping river crossings.

[noxioux]

Seventy-five demerits issued for non-whiff material, refundable at your nearest lavatory.

Great looking build, though!

[puddingwrestler]

Bah, this is WHIFF material, it answers the age old question 'What would Charles Bronson look like driving a Russian jeep?'