...and I think I think everything looks pretty good. Take a look if you will and let me know what you all think: http://one-step-further.com.loopiadns.com/index.html . Thanks all.

The link above is only temporary as the actual link is http://one-step-further.com. This will be activated at a later by by provider. It 24 hours or so.

Also, if you have the time and feel like it please do sign my guest book. Thanks.

Nice simple clean layout. Easy on the eyes.

Charles,

The site looks nice. It's great to have all your stuff in one place like that. I'm envious.

Bob

glad you guys like it. Yes, it is definately nice to have everything in one place.

Great looking builds matey!

Thank you kindly Jan.

Very impressive collection of models. I also like the website. Nice and Clean layout. Your reference links are very useful. Thanks for posting them. I also like the how-to cooler tip. Very creative Charles.

Thanks Jason. Glad you like it. BTW, the link is: http://one-step-further.com

Hi Charles

Welcome to the web..

Your site is very clean and very easy to navigate..

Just added it to my bookmarks..

laters..

Thanks Delbert. Thanks for the commets.

Charles, that's a very nicely laid out site.

Nice, simple layout, with excellent builds. I give it a big thumbs up.

On a side not, if you have any comments on your command post vehicle, I would be happy to hear them. I have wanted to build one for a while.

Thanks Dave and Kevin.

Kevin, what comments would you like to hear about the command post?? I'll be glad to share them with you. BTW, which command post are you referring to?

The M4 Bradley Command Post.

WOuld I be correct in assuming you started with an MLRS kit, or is it completely scratch? And just wondering if you had any tips on making one, or what (if any) parts gave you trouble.

Coming on nicely Charles!

Easy to follow. I hope you add all your stuff to it.

The chassis is the 270M chassis used from the MLRS from revell and the rest is scratchbuilt out of cardboard, from the box, that the model came in. I didn't use styrene as I did not have enough money to buy some. So I decided to test out using the empty box of another model to build the command shelter. This was suppose to be an experiment but I like it so I decided to keep it
Some pics I used for the references didn't show a lot of upclose details so it was pretty hard to verify everything. The antennae part was the hardest because of not enough detail pics. so I had to make something that looked close to the one in the pics I was modelling. Overall it came out okay. The hardest part was getting everything lined up correctly as to sit on the chassis.




will do. Glad you like the site. I appreciate the support.

Ok, before I would have said it looked amazing. Now that I know its mostly cardboard.....amazing just isnt good enough. I thought it was styrene or plastic, it really does look it. Wow. I would say it came out more than ok lol, especially for an experiment.

Thanks. Always trying to look at the cheapest way to get the end results.

Very impressive with great builds!!

Thank you Sam. Hopefully more will be added as time goes by.

Nice!
Cant' wait to see more....




Jeff