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1:6 Willys GI Joe Basic Build

Nice post...Greatly appreciated!!!
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soon we will have the cages, stingers and rock sliders for sale
.....as well as ARTR and RTR GI Joe Willys....
I'll post up when and where, they will be available.

Thanks
 
I am hooked on these to, I have 2 bodies, one is the GI Joe with trailer and the other is the Ultimate Fighting Jeep. I am going to make the GI Joe into a full 4 link, SCX 10 based CJ2A scaler and the Ultimate is going to be a 1947 CJ2A Military with the GI Joe traier painted to match.
 
Man, this is a nice build.

i just checked out your videos on youttube and was impressed with your rust effect.

if i didn't see you painting rust on the plastic i would have sworn it was all metal.
 
Just sold our first RTR Willys on RCPcrawlers.com
keep an :shock: eye out for the next RTR Build
cages stingers sliders bumpers and steering wheels are online
 
I signed up for the social site but still haven't been able to view any of the willy builds,my registration authorization is taking weeks,not sure whats going on?I am interested in a few links posted but you have to be a registered member.:???:
 
I signed up for the social site but still haven't been able to view any of the willy builds,my registration authorization is taking weeks,not sure whats going on?I am interested in a few links posted but you have to be a registered member.:???:

glad to see you made over on SoCalRCRC.org
sold the 2nd ARTR Willys..... working on the next one
 
I'm getting the itch to build one of these monsters, but I'm curious if anyone has documented the various Jeeps that are available? I see several GI Joe Jeeps, but some are much more detailed than others. I also see some made by Dragon and Hasbro. Not sure, but it appears the Dragons may have the most detail? I'm looking for a Willys, but mine won't be military style.

Can anyone shed some light on the differences among these Jeeps and which ones are preferred....any why? I'd sure appreciate it! :)
 
I bought a Willy's jeep from onlyinajeepxj ,from the classified section ,best 20.00 bucks I have ever spent joining this site for crawler parts and tech,,I am on pins and needles waitin on mine to show up so I can get started on it ,Going to be lookin for some parts for it ,I have a dilema do I tear apart a good ax10 to build it or looks for parts ,,,,KMS
 
I'm getting the itch to build one of these monsters, but I'm curious if anyone has documented the various Jeeps that are available? I see several GI Joe Jeeps, but some are much more detailed than others. I also see some made by Dragon and Hasbro. Not sure, but it appears the Dragons may have the most detail? I'm looking for a Willys, but mine won't be military style.

Can anyone shed some light on the differences among these Jeeps and which ones are preferred....any why? I'd sure appreciate it! :)

the Dragons have the most detail but are wider at the front wheel wells
... than the GI Joe Hasbro 2001-2003 Willys.... the wider front makes
steering and shock placement tougher, but they can be done.
the GI Joe is the easiest build...pretty much just cut and bolt to the
existing plastic frame and body. good luck
 
ZoSo is this the one you are talking about ,,,KMS
 

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Thanks very much for the info! So it looks like I need an early 2000 GI Joe Jeep. I assume the old and new GI Joe Jeeps are all made by Hasbro? Obviously, the older ones are way less detailed, though.
 
ZoSo is this the one you are talking about ,,,KMS

Get busy building it! You will have more fun than you ever thought possible with these Jeeps, they never get old or boring. You can take the level of detailing as far as you wish to or just enjoy running the heck out of it on rocks and dirt.
 
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