HappyEmu

Blows my mind there’s a J truck kit but not a Wagoneer out there!

1/25 Tucker Snocat from Edmund Hillary’s expedition to the South Pole. Made from styrene, bailing wire and a cheap necklace. This forum was very helpful getting decals together.

Thanks @dphipps I agree, nothing before or since has been tested to those conditions

3D Printed 1/24 Lunar Rover, couldn’t have a serious off-road collection without it

Wow this is impressive

Not that any model manufacturers are listening but it would be nice to put my opinion out there. I’d buy multiples of the following kits - Original Power Wagon - 1st/3rd/4th Gen Dodge Cummins, with some extended cab options - Any Super Duty Ford, if only I could get ahold of an inexpensive Meng kit or wanted to work with die cast - Modern E250 Van - Land Rover Discovery - FJ60 and FJ70 Series Toyota Land Cruiser - Anything by International Harvester - Jeep Comache/Grand Wagoneer/Forward Control - Russian 4x4’s Zil, Gaz, Lada Niva, UAZ, Dakar heavy trucks. So many cool options - Haglund Snowcat -Weird ones like the Brazilian Gurgel, VW Iltis or Umm Alter But I’m slowly filling in these gaps with my shoddy printer

This is super cool, been dreaming of doing this myself

Great job!

Did you custom print the camel trophy decals? I’ve made a few yellow land rovers that look pretty naked without them

Super cool builds

AMT Ford lightning with a Chevy 4x4 chassis stuffed underneath. Revel Unimog with cab extended and scratch built flatbed.

Does anyone know if these feather decals were offered in a kit or custom printed? I attempted to draw them on my scout but the result wasn’t up to snuff

Thanks for the kind words @Genoand @Rattlecan Dan. Here's an Alaskan popup bed camper I used to own in real life made from styrene and bass wood. Still a bit to go but 90% there.

G Wagen DOKA, modified from the italeri kit

My toddler is taking out my models faster than I can build and repair them. So I wanted to post some of my more unique builds. They're all a mix of kit bashing, scratch building and 3D printing in 1/25th scale. Forgive the Colorado dust, it's hard to manage.