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Welcome Kenn! Quite the project you're taking on, you don't see those everyday They'd have probably caught on more here in North America if they would not have had the "r" in the name

Nice work your friend did for you Steve! If you just cut out the entire "V" shaped grille from the resin frontend, you could use the flat metal piece that your friend so accurately cut to really replicate your 1:1!

Here's the Matchbox 1/24 diecast: Pretty nice, I'll be tearing it down & modifying it into a beastly offroad rig at a later date RMR lists a couple versions of the Power Wagon, haven't seen them in person though...

Amphicar???

Well done!

Here it is on this Willys WIP of mine: Works great as Curt says!

Another great weathering job on a KEWL Chevy Ray!!!

Another AWESOME set of wheels Jim!

Great job, very slick!

Nice work! Looks like a 1:1

Looks good so far Dave!

Welcome Jake!!!

Great weathering on one my favorite bowties!

Very sharp & clean build Chip!!!

Welcome Chip!!!

SWEEEET!

Welcome Joe!!!

Thanks Vernon! I did look at my old MPC CJ-5, but the fenders looked a bit different to me (I do think they are the same on the 1:1s, pre-76 anyway), I'll take a closer look...I'd much rather cut the CJ up than the Jeepster

Great conversion work!

Thanks Dave! We may still see a conversion for these to the 67-71 style front clip Thanks also Mike! Yep, those are Alan's excellent 35" BFG Mud-Terrains on resin Western Bullets, repopped from the older issue Monogram 1/24 '56 Chevy. Many different wheels are on the way from Alan to fit all of his tires I've got lots of Scrambler info & pics on ORM You've been a member there for well over a year, but with just four posts! You're still on the list also, if you're still wanting one...

Not spooky, just "meant to be" Happy Anniversary!!!

I tried getting the Testors roof to work on the Revell 'vert...I couldn't get it to line up the way I wanted & gave up! Bought Perry's deluxe coupe instead:

I haven't heard yet, but a few polite emails or PMs to Alan from those of you wanting these parts couldn't hurt

I'll yank it apart and put stock stuff on it & we'll see! You're right Chuck, I don't know why I always get those two mixed up Whatever company gets involved in these reissues, I'm just glad they bring back some of our favorite vintage kits...keep 'em coming!

Cool conversion Randy! Nice work so far I used to own a 1982 Rabbit pickup in my youth...I have two AMT Rabbits in my stash to convert into the Pennsylvania built pickup someday