spencer1984

I have the book tour vehicle and movie Jeep...now I need to make the book Jeep and movie tour vehicle.

It's a really fun piece!

The Explorer is definitely a "some day" project...the only correct year and body style in 1/24 is a diecast, but I think it can look pretty decent with some work.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Awesome job on this, it turned out great!

That's awesome, great to see a survivor like this!

Impressive work, they don't get any cleaner!

Thanks!

Just rewatched the movie, this is such a great replica!

Much appreciated, thank you!

Thanks, guys! I just realized that I never installed the sideview mirrors...so it looks like the gremlins of this build are still hanging in there!

Awesome job on this!

Very slick, nice work!

Thank you!

Much appreciated, thanks!

Nicely done, that turned out great!

That turned out great, fantastic work on it!

Beautiful! I always liked this style with the canted headlights.

Great job on this; the details, wheels, and color all feel period-perfect!

Thanks!

Very cool, great job on this!

Much appreciated, thanks! I have a whale boat from Artesanía Latina that I want to try to tackle next summer, it'll be interesting to see how the quality compares to this one. Some of the not-Lego sets that are coming out now are incredible. If I wasn't already so invested in the scale models, I'd be picking up several of those.

I snagged one to turn into the movie Jeep, and ended up making my own decals for that as well: But I'd like to do a "what if" book version. I thought about using the Monogram CJ-7 since the year Jeep was never specified in the text, but hadn't fully comitted to the idea yet. I don't know if a three-year-old Jeep would be more or less appropriate as a staff vehicle.