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Nice Body!

Looks Great Joe! Who makes the Kit?

Thanks Mike! Red, Black & Silver are my favorite Combination of Colors...

Thanks Carl!

Thanks Aaron! It should be a Fun build...

More Frame Mods... I cut off the last of the rear wheel wells with a cut-off wheel. Then I cut off the raised section in the front. Here is the underside after a lot of block sanding and clean up. I made a new floorboard from sheet plastic and glued it in place. More Coming...

Great Build! Very Realistic...

Thanks Jack! So glad you like it...

Good Morning Bill! The Beast is 1 3/4" High and 6 3/4" Long. More Body Mods Coming so, these dimensions can change at any time...

New Frame Rails! I cut 2 lengths of plastic strip to fit in the rear Frame Rails. Here is one in place. Next I cut 2 more lengths of plastic strip for the front Frame Rails. Here is one in place. Here is the top of the Chassis with the strips in place. Chassis Underside with New Frame Rails. More Coming...

Chassis Mods! I marked the Chassis for cutting open the Engine Hole for the New Big Allison Engine. Then I cut it out. Here is the Allison Engine in place. That is Big! Hmmmm, doesn't leave much room for the Driver... More Coming...

Thanks Bob! I really appreciate it...

Thanks John! Yeah, these Tom Daniel Kits are Great Fun. You should try one...

Thanks Ray!

Big Beast Engine! Here is the Engine that comes with the Baja Beast. I cut off the Transmission/Rear End with a razor saw. Then I cut these 2 pieces off the Allison Transmission. Here is the Allison Transmission with the Baja Beast Rear End attached. Here is the Allison Engine with the New set up in place. More Coming...

Looks Great!

No Waiting! More Coming...

More Pick Painting! I ended up using a Toothpick for the Vents and the engraved designs on the Arm Sections. As long as there is a ridge or line to follow the toothpicks work very well. You can also use a toothpick to rub off semi-dry acrylic paint. More Coming...

Thanks Carl!

Thank You Dr.! I'll be working on the Chassis and Ride Height next...

Thanks for the Tip Glenn! Purple Power takes longer but it removes almost everything...

Pick Painting! Sometimes I have troubles trying to paint small details with a brush. So I use a Wooden Tooth Pick to apply the paint. This technique works very well for dots, like for rivets or nail heads. I use tooth picks for gluing too, very useful tool. After painting the indentations on this part, I added plastic Rhinestones, available at most craft stores. More Coming...

Looks Great!

Great Progress! Real Nice Weathering...

Great Progress! Wonderful Idea, Real Nice Work...