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Good luck with that. I liked the show for the first few episodes till it got Really fake. Heres some pics of a wheel lift build. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11112&st=0&p=83900&hl=repo&fromsearch=1&#entry83900

I picked one up a few yrs ago as a rebuilder. It aint Perty but it's almost all there.

Perty.

Nice. Now why can't we get those in Plastic? Metal kits make heavy shelfs

Glad I was able to help ya figure that out. It took a few different trys to figure out what works. but now ya know. and knowing is half the battle

The Manx DuneBuggie is cool too. Nice Roadrunner painting too..

The Link worked tho. Great looking RoadRunner Okay, I was fartin around and right clicked on pic. Copied the Properties. Clicked on Insert Image here in post BTW: this one is Cool.

WOW! That looks Fantastic.. Thought the first pic was real. Great work.

In most cases. The push the rear suspension more out towards the rear and just trim the body away It's alot easier to trim the back half then deal with cuttin doors. I'll probley do a little bit of a stretch I removed the rear bumper and then added some underbody structure. some more thinking time is next. I know what I want to do just not sure exactly how to do it.

Alot of work on the front bumper Lil beefier than I wanted but it'll work just duckie. Still need some more work tho. I'll build a winch later. Now onto the planning stage for the rear. I outlined the front bumper since my light bulb blew and couldn't find another one. Hard to see all the angles on it.

Looks Perty Cool.. Won't turn worth a darn tho.

I used Fujimi (really wide) Wide wheels. Like these. I also found the wheels and tires in a 1/20 Toyota it's gonna take me a week to build the bumpers. Working alot and a slow builder..

Well I wasn't gonna do anything special for Bumpers But... Factory Bumpers are now off and in the planning stages. I've seen a few lifted Subarus, some Very Scarie and some very good and cool looking. Which one could that be??? Can't help myself, kind've on a Import/4x4 stock piling mood. You could even build a Hummer, China owns those. I guess not really a JORB thing tho. LOL... If ya been thinking about the Subie, might as well get started. LOL..

Excellent Paint job. Great Looking rig..

Wicked Conversion. Prowler on a Willys. Nice..

WOW!! What a Paint job. Thought I was looking at 2 cars.. Darn speeding tickets.. Great work..

Killer Bug.. Those are some Mad Custom Skills ya got. Excellent work.

SchaaaaaWeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!! Nice work..

Very Wicked. Motor looks Awesome.. Got a hood that fits it too?

Very Cool. Excellent work..

Mmmmm. I see an ElCamino Conversion in your Future Looks like your off to a good start.

I'm gonna look into that Tamiya German Gray and hopefully prime and paint the Interior this weekend. I'm No Zinn or anything like that tho. Bumpers are underwrap till I locate the frame to body so I can cut off the stock bumpers which are the only thing that centers the body on the frame. CR-V is Primed and body checked for sanding. Mmmmm, Import kit and nearly No seams to sand, just primer. Going with the Hummer wheels and flat green. Made up the front suspension. fully adjustable too. (till glued ) stick pin is just there for mock-up. Just need to build a set for the rear. Perty much like the rear with Ladder bars for links(found on a toy hummer I stole for the SuperSwamper tires elsewhere) Sits about right. BTW: Hummer wheels were the best wheels for Off-Road since they were the only beadlock wheels that where DOT approved for street use.

Great looking Stratus.. paint and decals look great..

What a Rat Trap.. Nice work. Great lil Details. Really adds to it. Great work..

Ya got some Wicked Rides. I like the Hauler.. Very cool. Welcome aboard..