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I have done this cart a while back and due to some setbacks I have been absent in the building process for a while. This time I will make the thread on the crash cart. It is scaled at 1/20 scale, but you can downsize for your needs. There are a few extra details and there will also be available three more variations, the Fire crash cart, the Medical Crash cart and one in black and white line drawing.

The first photo is of the build thread I am making over at another site but I will post it here soon. The crash cart will complement the viper hangar diorama that is in the works. Enjoy and see you all soon with more stuff. By the way, the only items not made of pure paper are the figures, which are a mix of wood, resin and paper.

So the Viper is paper too?

Are the figures all sculpted as well?

Amazing.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
So the Viper is paper too?

Are the figures all sculpted as well?

Amazing.

Yes, the viper is made from paper with the exception of the engine wiring and tubing which is made from wires. The figures are also hand made from paper, wood and resin. There is a build thread on their construction in the works but that is for a later time.

Here are three more diagrams and plans for different version of the crash cart. These templates can also be done in styrene . You can modify them to be maintenance carts for the Imperial Army, but you may have to downsize them to fit to scale. Enjoy and see you soon with more stuff.

Love your work. This is a nice intro step-by-step for people too. These carts would make nice scatter for an Infinity table too.

 Red Harvest wrote:
Love your work. This is a nice intro step-by-step for people too. These carts would make nice scatter for an Infinity table too.

Thanks for looking in and for your comment. I am pleased that you are enjoying the build/tutorial thread.


So here are the final build thread photos of the Cart. The final finished photos will be in my finished models thread.