Wild West Vehicles

[Major Weenie]

Righto!
Some time back I found an old Glencoe model of an 'automobile,' perhaps even a 'horseless carriage.'  Not sure that I like the wheels.  Anyone have better suggestions?  The driver is originally from a Wild West Poker set. Eventually he will become Presidente Madero, who was a well known spiritualist, with a handfull of tarot cards.


Then there's this "Tank Thing."  Too advanced for La Gran Revolucion, but perhaps useful for BOB?  It's a 1/35th Modolvan kit of a Polish tankette from 1939.  Built on a British Bren Gun Carrier it might just be the right size for a 28mm tank. The real kit has a large, square upper structure suitable for 2 crewmen.  I was thinking about making a styrene upper structure, with a turret (or two ?) made out of 'something.'

[Mancha]

Love the car.

[MuleSkinner]

me too 
nice lick of paint and you're good to go 

[Gluteus Maximus]

Righto!
Some time back I found an old Glencoe model of an 'automobile,' perhaps even a 'horseless carriage.'  Not sure that I like the wheels.  Anyone have better suggestions? 

The spokes may be a bit thick, but trying to model scale ones would be a nightmare! Solid wheels wouldn't look at all right, so I think you're best sticking with what you have.

Once given a decent paint job it will look great. I'd love one as a VSF conveyance 

[Galloping Major]

I agree with the other guys, paint up the car. 

[Geudens]

just great!

Rudi

[Aaron]

I am also liking that car. It reminds me of one of my favorite Westerns, "The Shootist".

[Malamute]

Once given a decent paint job it will look great. I'd love one as a VSF conveyance 

I second that. Wonderful vehicle