PBR me ASAP***finished***

[Marek]

Jeff, that is gonna still haunt some VCs! Super realistic so far.

[Muttzley]

Bother. Now I want one!

Great build Jeff.

I was thinking the same, having just watched "Apocalypse Now" last week on TV, I have the urge to build one, its a shame they don't do one in 1/48 like the swift boat.

As OT said, great build Jeff.

Regards Splash

Seem to remember Revell/Monogram released a PBR a long time ago, they re-released it with a Huey in a "Rambo" tie in later on, I remember the Huey was 1/48, but not sure if the PBR was the same scale.

[jssel]

Hi Muttzley. Monogram issued a RAG boat, a swift boat and a coastal junk but not a PBR. Revell has re-issued them over the years. Thanks for looking.

[Dazzled]

This is a great build Jeff. The kit does have some great detail that you're enhancing nicely

[IvanV22]

Great ship and a lot of excellent details!

[jssel]

Well gentlemen, I am calling this one finally done. It was an enjoyable build with much details and many extras that really set off the finished model. The fire extinguisher actually belongs in a rack but my zest to get things wrapped up I forgot to put it in place before the top went on. But it looks OK on the decking.

[Clashcityrocker]

That looks fabulous.

Nigel

[general rocket]

Nice. And believable.

[Marek]

Very well done! Quite like the OD modulation.

[jamesaw]

Brilliant job on that. Are you going to add the water skiing set-up?

[JohnRatzenberger]

Great Job ! I particularly note the weathering/fading of the "canvas" sunscreen ....

[gnomemeansgnome]

[quote="jamesaw"]Brilliant job on that. Are you going to add the water skiing set-up?[/quot

That would be the best. Great looking Pibber.

[jssel]

Water skiing would make a great conversion.

[ShaunW]

You've done a really great job of that Jeff. Water skiing behind a PBR? that would be novel - it might be a bit of a beast to hold on to though! Still, painted in a brighter scheme and with the guns replaced with some hot bikini clad babes draped at strategic places around the deck, it would cause quite a stir at the local marina