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Project Landcruiser HJ75
- Thread starter pixelnate
- Start date
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- axial landcruiser scx10
bryco13
Quarry Creeper
Great build so far, but what happened? Going for the smaller tube bed?
pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
It was just way too top-and-back heavy. There was no chance of it being competitive as a C2 rig. I will definitely be going with more of a truggy rear end.
MIKO
Quarry Creeper
I love everything about this build so far. WHere did you get the cab? The front and rear cage design look damn good, fantastic idea & immaculate execution! Any progress on this build since? I'm dying to see more! MOAR!!!!!!!!
pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
Because of the roof bowing in so badly (looked much worse in person), I decided to cut it out and build it up with styrene.
I began the new roof with some slats of styrene, and will either cover that with some thinner styrene, or see of its possible to just fill the gaps with putty once the bracing is completed.
And the beginning of the bracing for the new roof.
This will recommence as a truggy build with just enough tubing on the rear to hold a spare and a toolbox.
Tappa who?
I began the new roof with some slats of styrene, and will either cover that with some thinner styrene, or see of its possible to just fill the gaps with putty once the bracing is completed.
And the beginning of the bracing for the new roof.
This will recommence as a truggy build with just enough tubing on the rear to hold a spare and a toolbox.
Tappa who?
pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
OK. Ripped all that crap off the roof and, after sanding the front edge of the roof to straighten it, I glued the front edge of the roof back on. I'll be looking for some thick styrene to serve as a single plug for the roof. I've tried using layers of styrene to plug the hole, and strips, so now I'll try a single piece.
Tappa who?
Tappa who?
LiftedCruiser
Newbie
Hows this build going man so intrested
pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
Going to be getting back to it this summer. I'm building up a lexan Cherokee at the moment. There is a lot of tube work that need to be done, and frankly, I am dreading that.
2EZ
Newbie
Re: Crocodile Hunter Landcruiser 78 Truggy
Nice work here! I am working on a build of this truck hope it turns out as nice.
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Nice work here! I am working on a build of this truck hope it turns out as nice.
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pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
Re: Crocodile Hunter Landcruiser 78 Truggy
Thanks. I need to get back to it. I have bunch of trucks in parts and just can't seem to find the time to get back to them. This is next on the list though.
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Thanks. I need to get back to it. I have bunch of trucks in parts and just can't seem to find the time to get back to them. This is next on the list though.
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pixelnate
Quarry Creeper
Re: Crocodile Hunter Landcruiser 78 Truggy
They are 4.64"
http://store.rc4wd.com/Interco-IROK-19-Scale-Tire_p_1423.html
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They are 4.64"
http://store.rc4wd.com/Interco-IROK-19-Scale-Tire_p_1423.html
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