If You can live with 1/32, Aari has has quite a lot of models, mostly japanese cars. That means, unfortunately, If You are to depict a non japanese (or british), that You have to move the steringwheel, pedals etc. to the left side. I beleive You need to look for them in japanese hobby shops, Netmerchants (UK) also use to have a few. I don´t know if it´s of any use in Your project, but Revell makes a nice Mercedes Wolf in 1/35. Perhaps it´s poosible to "civilize" that one?!

If You can live with 1/32, Aari has has quite a lot of models, mostly japanese cars.

Other than that, 1/32 is the way to go. I have used many 1/32 cars and trucks with 1/35 armor models and they go great together. Monogram, MPC, AMT, and Revell had a bunch of great ones in the '80s and early '90s. Most of them are currently OOP, but come up on eBay often. Do a search for 1/32 Monogram, 1/32 MPC, etc. and you will find them. The Monogram '80s Chevelle (came as a police car and Fire Chief car) and MPC's '80s Chevy Step-Side Pickup are perfect for Middle East dios. They are all over the place there.

I can't seem to find any Aari models.

Thanks. If you search for 1/32 Arii on eBay you get quite a few. Also, I just got in yesterday the die-cast Cadillac Escalade ESV (basically a Suburban). It actually scales out to 1/34 and looks pretty good; about the same quality as the First Gear 1/34 F250. It is made by Signature Models. The hood (with a pretty good engine), front doors, and rear hatch open. I will just need to cut open a rear door. A little interior and exterior detail painting and it will be perfect for an armored diplomatic transport vehicle to go with the Trumpeter PMC figures.

Here it is w/a Vietnam-era Marine for comparison. Also, I stood next to my 1/1 Tahoe and I come up to about the same place on the door as the figure.

We will see how it comes out. Unfortunately, it may be a while before I get to it. I just picked up another commission build. It should keep me busy for a while.

Here it is w/a Vietnam-era Marine for comparison. Also, I stood next to my 1/1 Tahoe and I come up to about the same place on the door as the figure.

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Here it is w/a Vietnam-era Marine for comparison. Also, I stood next to my 1/1 Tahoe and I come up to about the same place on the door as the figure.

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That Marine did look a little short, come to think of it.

Not that it has anything to do with this post or modeling, but...I probably had more free time than most as I was working at a HQ and not going out on patrols and such all the time. I wouldn't say I had a lot of free time though. I did it in the evenings when I had some time off and it took me almost 5 months to build it.

Well, what are the odds of that?

How about this little mix-
4 Ford & Chevy Pick Up 1/32 Scale Model Kits



Pretty modern, I'd say. That S-10 is late 90's/early 2000s

Cuhail