Flynlo

Great build on the Bronco!

this one happens in 1:1 as well. Worked in the service department of a plymouth dealer in the mid 80s. Brand new Plymouth Horizons would come in sporting Dodge Omni grilles and badging. We stocked the parts to make it right as it happened so frequently. Had fun making "Dog" nameplates out of the leftovers and tagging unsuspecting beaters driven by our techs.? Also recieved a new car once with no valve stem...not even a hole for one in the wheel. Thought it was an incredible joke until i worked for a company supplying oem tires and wheels. Their automated mounting equipment inflates the tire through the bead so it made sense then.?

Great job and some awesome weathering skills ??? Family of a childhood friend had one just like it except a long bed (it was even an ex Sinclair truck)! After years on a hog farm and 3 teenage boys...yours is in better shape?

Great work as always Harry, thanks for sharing and welcome back to the forum!

Amazing work as alwats Charles!!!

Awesome build!??

Cool idea. I am looking forward to this build! Random thoughts and useless trivia: You could add scoops to the window cutouts in the sleeper and duct these into the engine inlet. Installed with the original nozzle configuration, the front nozzles could be pointed slightly "up" at speed to help offset aerodynamic lift and keep the front end planted. All 4 vectored up and forward for braking at the end of a run Thrust from the front nozzles of the R.R.Pegasus is made up of bleed air from the fan section at the front of the engine so it is much cooler air than the rear pair whos thrust is generated by combustion gasses,

Great build Chuck!

Nice work and a fitting tribute to your dad. Thanks for sharing!

that's one sweet ride! Nice work!!!

Totally awesome build!

Lookin' forward to it!

thanks Sam!

thanks guys, it seemed like a great idea to replicate all of those bolts untill I was too far into it to quit?

Great build Carl!

Really nice build - would love to have this in 1:1

Thanks Dan!

Looking good Ray!

Sweeeeet! That's one nice looking truck!

Love it!!! Awesome build!

Well done Don, very clead build!

Great build Kerry! Looks like the two car team is ready to tear up the local track

Aweame work reminiscent of the Georgetown Loop!

Thanks guys! see my other two posts in this series for more fun with silly Hummer variants?

sweet lookin' ride....nice build!??