The common scale for armour (which is the category into which the MRAP falls) is 1:35 or 1:72. There seem to be a few MRAP kits available in 1:35, albeit military style, not so much SWAT. Depending on how they are built, and the decals/lights used, one can achieve a more SWAT type appearance. A quic...

The apple sure doesn't fall far from the tree. Nice job!

Incredible work Mike! All you need is a different background and I would think it was real!

Excellent work! I agree with Pug's suggestion of darkening the door lines. In scale modelling they use a "wash" which is highly thinned paint that "washes" into the recessed areas in the area. A good idea of the concept can be found here: http://www.scalemodelguide.com/painting-w...

Excellent work! I had to do a double-take on the 4th attached photo to make sure it wasn't a real unit. Nicely done!

Nice job! What did you use to add in the detail? A little bit of work goes a long way in these cars.

Beautiful. Do you have a photo of it with the base and cover? I like the use of the pen top for the beacon.

Looks great Sam! Those hot glue spiderwebs can be really annoying.

They look great together. The customer is sure in for a treat! I agree about splitting them up though.

Completed this a few months ago as a Christmas gift for my grandfather, and just found the finished photos today. This was my first ever full scratchbuild. The seats are made from carved basswood, the pontoons from some random dowel I had lying around, and the trailer and deck was made from strip an...

Looks amazing! I'm curious to know what the cage on the back is for.

Beautiful. Is that a Charger I spy in the first photo?

Thanks Mike! 1:87 HO is indeed a very tiny scale, though not as small as T gauge (1:450). What 1:87 models have you made? I'd love to see some of them. Your work is top notch!

I will certainly revisit 1/87 in the near future - and make those cars RC.

These look incredible Mike!. Nice to know someone else also enjoys working in this scale.

Excellent work! I love those enormous pickups.

Sharp as usual Bill. Excellent work!

Nice and sharp Larry! Do you have more photos of the Charger and F250?

Beautiful! Nice work on the decals.

FINALLY! After over a year in the shop, I have finally finished my first full function lighting project. My brother saw some incredible videos on YouTube of multifunction lighting, and later asked me to take over lighting his Mustang. It took me quite some time, and when I moved shops, I lost the st...