Look it's a dead horse! 1/24 - 1/25 scale models on Scx24

[MICHI450]

I've built 3 with the 1/24 -1/25 model kits now. Seen a lot of people asking about it as of late, so figured I'd share my builds. As stated in other threads they do look a little monster truck. Blue Bronco I had to cut frame rails to fit body, shorten wheel base ect. Black and red 4 door Ford, two scx24 frames soldered together. Yellow and white Dodge is stock Chevy scx24 frame with modified wheel base. If anyone is interested I can do break down on builds with some pictures along the way.

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[MICHI450]

Also a Escalade 1/25 and Ford 1/25 on the stock Deadbolt wheel base.

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[Slow Runner]

Looks good!

 

[AnimalHippie]

That quad cab Ford is BAD @$$ bro!!! Totally digging that!!!

 

[MICHI450]

Thanks for the love. The four door was a lot of fun. Here are some more pictures from the build. Double motor and transmission. I wanted both rows of seats so ended up sitting little high on the frame.

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[MICHI450]

And some love for the dodge. Almost done and I'm really digging the way the color and decals turned out. Lighting and window insulation next!

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[Schs2013]

Really cool been wondering how people our mounting static model bodies to SCX24's and other 1/24's. I am going to Try a 1980's Jeep Truck "Ice Patrol" model. any tips? on how to start it would be my first venture into this with a SCX24 C10 as a base to work from.

 

[MICHI450]

I actually did all three different haha. So start with four door Ford I used the rear mount from deadbolt and made tabs on the truck bed. Front i cut up and used part of the deadbolt mount. Then just put a peace of wire through. Probably the hardest way of the three. Too much of a pain to take apart or I'd have better pictures.

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[MICHI450]

Bronco I used the extra plastic stuff that hold model parts together. Dilled holes in rear bumper and in front made a cross bar and used part of front mount. If you roll ot over hard sometimes body pops off.

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[MICHI450]

And the Dodge I got lucky and body fits over the rear bumper just right and front I hot glued two good magnets. I would say magnets are my favorite if you can find a good area to mount. Velcro as others have used, I just personally don't like velcro idk.

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[MICHI450]

Oops did double. Other Bronco picture

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