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Hi there.
On the Internet I am hamster52.
I've worked with some Polish companies making models for them.
Now I start working for myself.
This is one of my products:







http://www.facebook.com/h52.activity

That's awesome !

Just when I thought Hummer's couldn't get any bigger! Great stuff!

Needs to be painted you with. Spider-Man logo , great stuff. Will the legs be separate?

Love the legs... please sell them separately! Or, with a different body on top. You'll broaden your market a lot that way since the other body is too recognizable as a Hummer to be used in a pure sci-fi setting.

Very cool legs, though

Why did you put robot legs on an HMMWV body? I mean, you can even see the wheel wells. This model just doesn't make any sense as a coherent piece.

The legs are cool, and the Humvee is nicely detailed. But together? It's just a melange of confused iron.

I absolutely love the futuristic Humvee (and would buy one), but I don't feel those legs. The smooth armour plates don't really fit the rest of the legs, which look rather heavy duty, and the steps on the upper parts seem to make little sense. Also, the central axle mount for all four legs breaks suspension of disbelief for me.

Which is a shame, really, because the legs themselves are very nicely detailed.

I'll also echo the previous poster in that I don't see the legs and the Humvee working together at all. Again: I would buy one or two of the flying Humvees, and maybe an artillery piece or something on top of those legs if the central axle mount was replaced with a proper carriage, but I wouldn't buy the model as it is now just to throw away half of the parts.

For insiders, you are not a NEW player on the market. Good luck to your endeavors!

 Prophecy07 wrote:
Why did you put robot legs on an HMMWV body? .

Because then he has a HMMWV with robot legs. Really, the question answers itself...


It's an awesome piece of post-apoc nuttiness.

Because then he has a HMMWV with robot legs.

Yeah! And it rocks! Anyway, it's all about fun, isn't it? I am not an engineer, so i like it!

Looks amazing! I know Hamster52 from his small products over the years. I have already ordered one HWV and now I'm waiting for the shipment.

I see this HMV as a perfect piece for my Dust Warfare army. It will be a perfect Alied answer for Axis Prinzluther: http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/ffg_content/dust-tactics/wave6/prinzluther.png
The dimensions seem to fit well. I will post some real photos soon. A friend of mine also would like to have one in Warhammer 40k. This stuff works perfectly with post apocalyptic theme.

I can't hardly wait to paint it!

 Prophecy07 wrote:
Why did you put robot legs on an HMMWV body? I mean, you can even see the wheel wells. This model just doesn't make any sense as a coherent piece.

The legs are cool, and the Humvee is nicely detailed. But together? It's just a melange of confused iron.

I agree with this, unfortunately. It's a very cool idea but it looks too much like just different pieces glued together. Which is really a shame because the details are great.