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JConcepts Creep!!!!
- Thread starter Frank211
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I just noticed that on their site. Seems like a decent option and I bet with some customizing it could look awesome.
I'm not sure whats up with the rear though, it looks like there is just a big cutout where the tailgate would be.
Too bad about the angle bed support though, I'd wager most crawler bodies (if made thick like they should be) dont really need the extra support these are meant to provide.
I just noticed the JCON-0403 sticker is actually the product number lol it certainly blends in
I'm not sure whats up with the rear though, it looks like there is just a big cutout where the tailgate would be.
Too bad about the angle bed support though, I'd wager most crawler bodies (if made thick like they should be) dont really need the extra support these are meant to provide.
I just noticed the JCON-0403 sticker is actually the product number lol it certainly blends in
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soze
I wanna be Dave
Looks like a body with a lot of clearance. It's basically looks like an updated version of the JConcepts Bog Hog body.
I was looking at the Bog Hog for my SMT10. I might consider this one for a bash and trash body.
I was looking at the Bog Hog for my SMT10. I might consider this one for a bash and trash body.
lonleycreeper
I wanna be Dave
My favorite version.
https://www.fourwheeler.com/project-vehicles/129-0502-1955-willys-4x4-pickup/
https://www.carbuffnetwork.com/project/1955-willys-pickup-don-brown/
I think they nailed it imo. A couple quick mods and this rig wouldn't be hard.
https://www.fourwheeler.com/project-vehicles/129-0502-1955-willys-4x4-pickup/
https://www.carbuffnetwork.com/project/1955-willys-pickup-don-brown/
I think they nailed it imo. A couple quick mods and this rig wouldn't be hard.
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For an inexpensive, military inspired body I like it. Based on the photo in this thread it has squared off lines, something the proline gladiator should have but doesn’t. I have to agree with Humboldt, with some customization this thing has a lot of creative potential. JConcepts bodies are typically cheap but good quality, I will likely grab one.
I'm not sure why, but I really like it and I had to order one. With the 20% off Cyber Monday coupon the body was under $30. Can't beat it.
Now to find that paint color...
Now to find that paint color...
Voodoobrew
I wanna be Dave
Nice tight fenders, not a big fan of all the chopped bodies with the fenders cut off. I like this one, the windows look kinda cartoon to me though.
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mewalsh100
I wanna be Dave
It’s ok overall - another option any way. The detail is lacking a bit and I don’t care for how they handled the rear, tail gate area. I think it could be made to look pretty good with some cutting, hacking and detailing though.
Cartoonish and lacking details describes a typical JConcepts body IMO. I've never seen them go 100% on a scale body. They seem to hit the 70% to 80% mark. There's always something that's "off" and they certainly don't have the details like the competition.
Well done!
Thank you! "thumbsup"
Hal
Quarry Creeper
I would love to see this in a cab only. It would look good with a wrecker body on the back or an old school flatbed."thumbsup"
rockhugger
RCC Addict
one word... sounds like Truck,
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Yuck!! that's it good guess audience!! ! :shock:
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Yuck!! that's it good guess audience!! ! :shock:
No body seams, especially around the doors like you mentioned, and poor grille decals are the biggest bummer for me.
It's also possible to cut down the width of the floorboards and the rock sliders to accommodate narrower bodies. That's what I did to fit my Proline Jeep body to my Enduro.
