Alex Flint

Built for a SEMA show themed build off on Instagram. Named it THE BOOM BOX. Hand painted it with a paint brush. It's painted with an acrylic craft paint call Green Flash. The wheels are spare wheels I had laying around. The leaf spring suspension is entirely made from scratch. The interior is mostly stock. I scratch built an entertainment wall in the back of the van with slots to hold a 3D printed Playstation 5, two 3D printed Playstation 5 controllers, two 3D printed milk Crates to hold games, and a 3D printed flat screen TV with a screenshot picture I found online. The back side of the wall is covered in an adhesive vinyl material I found at my local craft store. The front side of the wall has 4 JPS Customs resin Jackhammer subwoofers and 4 JPS Customs resin Jackhammer amps and painted the same color as the body. The front cab is box stock except for a 3D printed digital radio on the dashboard, a 3D printed pair of headphones on the console, and a 3D printed laptop on the passenger seat. The engine is box stock. The side door is cut open and hinged upward with hinges made from scratch using paperclips an able to stay open with the help from a piece of a round styrene rod above the door. The back doors are opened and hinged normally with scratch built hinges made from paperclips. The speakers on the inside of the back doors are 3D printed and designed by Pixel Print 3D. The door panels on the back doors are made entirely from scratch. The hood is not hinged but if it was it would be hinged to open forward. The last detail I added was a custom license plate I designed with the van's name on it.