Among my recent finds were a couple of old vehicles.
Below is a Cresent Scorpoin tank which I got for only $3 at a motor etc swap-meet as it had a broken wheel and a track missing. The intact vehicles were around $15 or $20 and his cannons were all sold. I also show a resin replacement wheel I made today.
Size comparison. it is probably undersized for 1/32 use. I'm not sure if the prone figure is meant to be an Oriental or a Dutch woman. I'll have a closer look later.
I might look in my vehicle box and see if I have some toy tractors I can butcher to replace the missing track.
I also bought these two front tractor wheels to replace the roller on a steam tractor.
The tinplate postal vehicle has weirdly placed wheels and pens inside. it cost me $5 and I'll paint it green as a military vehicle or make it into an ambulance. Should I reposition the wheels under the body of the vehicle or leave as is?
At left is a Bitains Detail nurse and at right a Temu one. She has a very intimidating needle and the cap is a solid block with embossed cross.
The 'international costume' premium lady
Pens in the vehicle.
The molds for the Scorpion wheel and other items. The mold is made from Blue Stuff mixed with a cheaper version from Hindowashi from Japan. An online You Tube tutorial said it was not as good as Blue Stuff. I reserve judgement. I also made copies of some fantasy shields. These are one piece molds, so flat on one side.
Other molds from various materials...
Oh, and here is the actual workbench! I am making progress on the AIP horses.
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