[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Thank you, guys.

I drilled and wired the horn to make it look a bit more realistic.

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Soon to be finished...

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Dashboard and seats after wash:

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Thank you, guys.
I hope the leopard straps are still a thing... ?

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Trailer bed: BMF, boards from the wooden sheet (KA Models), some dark wash and pigments.

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Look who's under the grill ?

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Nice one! You should build it ASAP, Dave ?

Today's progress: bodycolour and seats before wash.

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Small update: I made a highly sofisticated exhaust system from the brass tube.  

 

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Thanks, guys.

Nice Jeep, Stuart! I'm considering cutting the windshield too.

[Willys MB Gasser (AMT/Hasegawa kitbash, 1:24)]

Hallo, I'd like to introduce my current project, the Willys MB Gasser build. Engine, frame and wheels are Corvette, the rest is Willys MB.

After a lot of cutting and not so much measuring:

Dry fitting after surfacer:

 

Still a lot of work to do.

Thanks for your attention, feel free to comment and criticize. :)

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10 hours ago, mitchy said:

beautiful. Inspiring work, thank you.

Thanks, Mitchy!

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Hallo Simon, thanks. For the thrusters I used the baby food lids.

[1971 THUNDERBIRD]

Now I have to find my jaw under the table! Love it!

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Thank you, Jacob.

Thank for the info, Snake.

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Thanks, John.

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17 hours ago, crazyjim said:

Pretty neat build.

Thank you, Jim.

9 hours ago, peteski said:

These are fantasy (not functional, or logically designed) vehicles.

Right.

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Thank you, guys. I don't think these cars ever land. However, I found some pictures of the workshops...

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Thank you!

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Thanks a lot, guys! 

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Thank you, Chris!

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1 hour ago, philo426 said:

Very creative but those loose wires could easily get snagged on something with perhaps tragic results.

Thanks, Phillip. You're right, I'm happy that I don't have to drive it! 

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5 hours ago, Foxer said:

Very cool ... well done!

Thank you, Mike!

 

5 hours ago, Jantrix said:

That looks like a heck of a lot of fun. Well done.

The Doc used to be a fixture around here but reasons unknown (to me anyway), he's stopped posting a couple years ago. Too bad, I always enjoyed his posts.

Thank you, Rob. The Doc shares his work via YouTube nowadays.

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Thank you, JC.

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Hallo, I'd like to share my latest build, a Cranky-inspired (thanks, Doc) flying VW Beetle.

I've used a Hasegawa kit with various parts from the parts box, wires, hoses etc. Decals are Eduard and Airfix. It was a fun build and a source of a great enjoyment for me.

Original inspiration came from the pictures of Alejandro Burdisio:

 

Cranky's version on the YT:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI6wTgOkYHE

 

Some WIP pictures:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Finished model:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for your attention!

 

 

[1953 Hudson Hornet Lowrider]

Awesome build, love it!