Where's the fun in that though Jakko ?
Did you see them coming?
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Don't know about that Scottie - have made a start on hacking mine about though as being an early 70's Tamiya it is not the most accurate jeep kit around (they didn't even get the jerrycans correct!), by a long way, but I have always liked the box art
chopped the dodgy seat bases out and scraped in the internal rolled edges to the body tub so far on mine
the windscreen scuttle panel edges don't fit very well to the body and will need fettling
I look forward to seeing your results with this oldie
I wont be going that far I did look at the seats but decided it was to much work lol. It will be good to see what you achieve on yours.Comment
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There's no fun in that, that's what I like to do turn an old tired kit into something a bit better rather than pay the high prices of over engineered kit and hopefully improve my skills along the way:smiling:Comment
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Good to see you. Yeah I will pass it on I did wonder where the whiff was coming from.Comment
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Managed a little bench time and added a bit more to the jeep. I have scratched a new condenser can and added the etch straps. Then using some wire added the condenser pipe and breather pipe. Bolt heads were added from pewter to the bumper.
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I decided to try the black dog stowage set to make it look busy. The MG pintle mount had a fine chain and lock pin added. Next the jerry cans had the moulded rack removed and a rack from evergreen added. The etch strap was then added. None of the stowage is fixed so it can be removed for painting.
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Thanks for looking
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