Jordan White

Yup I mentioned that above, I have the bedsides ready to swap!

I'm building a 1991 Bronco Centurion in the Nite trim (if anyone recalls, I previously built a 1992 F150 Nite). I'm starting with a built Monogram Bronco, and one of the Monogram F250 kits. The F250 cab was already cut down to make it into a regular cab, but I didn't do the best job cutting it and figured it would be good for this build. I cut off the front of the Bronco to get it to the correct length, and now just need to change out the rear wheelwells and fill in the roof. I also shortened the chassis, but didn't get a picture of it. Starting kit: SAM_0276 by mudder_trucker8 Front and back combined: SAM_0279 by mudder_trucker8 SAM_0280 by mudder_trucker8 Rough height with a set of Mud King XT tires from Fireball Modelworks, and the 8-lug wheels from the 78 GMC 4x4 kit. SAM_0281 by mudder_trucker8

Alright, finally got started! As you may remember, I'm building a 1991 Bronco Centurion in the Nite trim. I'm starting with a built Monogram Bronco, and one of the Monogram F250 kits. The F250 cab was already cut down to make it into a regular cab, but I didn't do the best job cutting it and figured it would be good for this build. I cut off the front of the Bronco to get it to the correct length, and now just need to change out the rear wheelwells and fill in the roof. I also shortened the chassis, but didn't get a picture of it. Starting kit: SAM_0276 by mudder_trucker8 Front and back combined: SAM_0279 by mudder_trucker8 SAM_0280 by mudder_trucker8 Rough height with a set of Mud King XT tires from Fireball Modelworks, and the 8-lug wheels from the 78 GMC 4x4 kit. SAM_0281 by mudder_trucker8

I started a build of this subject, but only got as far as the chassis and axles painted. It’s still sitting in the box waiting to be worked on some more.

I will say the two issues with the kit are glueing on the rear bumper, and getting the hood to sit properly. Otherwise it builds up nicely!

It really seems like only the really popular shows get DVD releases nowadays. Discovery was, and probably still is, bad about releasing DVDs. After the first few seasons of many of their shows, they either gave up on DVDs or decided to break up the seasons into "volumes".

Okay, so it hasn't been added yet. I know there was 5 last time I watched, and thought I saw on a site that shows what's on Netflix that 6 was out too. It will for sure be on there around the time that season 7 airs.

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but Netflix has HTH seasons 1-6 on it as well.

Thank you very much! I just searched and I believe you are correct.

Member Cheyenne93 has a build going of the recent Bronco kit, and is using a parts box set of American Racing Gambler-style wheels which he thinks may have come from a GMC Stepside kit. I can't find reference to one that featured them, so I'm wondering if anyone else here could make a positive ID on the kit source?

Looking good! Do you know where you got the wheels from on the Bronco?

Looking good! I completely fail since I still haven’t started my build! Hopefully soon once my desk is all sorted out.

There's a pic posted on the first page of this thread that shows that it does have the correct SSII grille.

If he hasn't already, he should send it to Jalopnik and see if they'll run an article on it.

You didn't happen to get your vision from Gas Monkey Garage did you?

Looks like the 356 Cabrio has only about 50 parts extra over the Coupe, so I wonder how different they are?

It appears that Italeri is quick on the alternate-version bandwagon and has announced an Abarth version of their new 1/12 Fiat 500 kit. http://italeri.com/imgup/Preview 2018(1).pdf Check page 14.

Bfg Radial T/A would be a perfect street tire for the muscle car kits.

To be fair, I do think it looks pretty awesome with the white letter tires and pedestrian wheel covers and brown paint.

Nice! That will be a very 80's/90's look indeed!

I like what I'm seeing so far! Do you have a color in mind for it yet?

From what I've read in another article, there will be a monochromatic package similar to the old Sport trim that will be available on a few of the trim levels, rather than being it's own trim level.

It appears the Hornet and Plymouth Duster share the same wheelbase, and might have similar suspension setups, so I think the chassis from the AMT 1971 Duster would work well.

Oh and Casey, fix the thread title, it's 1/24 scale!