danielpras

wow,, really great... you did an awesome works here.. really loves the wheel, body paint n the interior is shocking.. perfect... cheers, dpm

wow... i really like this.. specially how the rust effect applied on the body.. looks so realistic.. this is awesome you should make an old garage or junky yard barn dioramas for it.. took a pix of it, and people wont notice its a scale model..because it looks soo real.. cheers, dpm

thank you now im missing how the early truck looks, when its still in clean condition blue.. hihihi.. cheers, dpm

hi..thank you so much.,, about the bronco, thats a great truck you got there..any pics of it? well about the weathering, i get inspired by the journey that i had with my dad a couple months a go.. we drove our old land rover series III into a light offroad track..since then, i realize the short one is maneuver better on the track than the long one.. heres a pics of our truck.. looks similiar, with a lil' different rite? cheers, dpm

thanks mate'.. its a trial n error approach to be honest.. i dont have an airbrush yet, so im learnin how to do weathering stuffs using the enamel paint n the brush... hihihi.. cheers, dpm

wow.. this is sooo awesome... i really love the grill, the wheels, the body paint, the decals, and all of it.. its perfect... thanks for sharing this great works of yours cheers, dpm

thank you

hi, thank you.. at first i want to stay clean n shinny, but at the end i feel like that i should put the weathering effects on it.. so i just do it.. sometimes, i missing how the truck looks clean just like at the first look..but at the other side i really love this truck lookin dirty.. cheers, dpm

hi, i love to collect die cast and modify them too.. here are some of my modified die cast of mine (1/43 scale & 1:36 scale), mostly it takes a repaint job, scratch build parts and weathering job enjoy cheers, dpm

wow... i like this.. great idea, great stuffs, awesome finishing.. koolll cheers, dpm

wow.. this is perfect,., really loves it.. cheers, dpm

@sobpinstriping: thank you.. i really love to see the rover gettin dirty..thats why i did this... looks more cute than the clear version.. @cazxr2: thank you so much sir @moparfan426: thanks for the support buddy.. @David G.: thank you im planning to build a diorama for this vehicles but, i havent got the time to make it yet.. hope i can make it soon @Bart R. Orlans: thanks buddy @Dragline: thanks you sir.. cheers, dpm

thanks buddy,.. =) about the mud n the weathered effect i only use an enamel paint, combine it with some layers of colors by brushing them to the wheatered spot (i still havent got an airbrush yet).. cheers, dpm

wowww... this is sooo awesome... really loves it.. great palace with a great details... cheers, dpm

Hi folks, my name is daniel. im new in this forum, and this is my first post in the under glass thread, so here it is: basically its from italery 1:24 scale models, the basic vehicles is the long wheelbase land rover series III. but i like the short wheelbase version a lot more than the long wheelbase, then i did some modification on the vehicles by cutting down the chassis and the body, this is how the model first looks when its done, but somehow i didnt like the results, so i decided to put on some touches on it.. i replace the original roofrack from the box, an makin a new one (scratch build) using plastic styrene..i also did another scratch buils stuffs such as the antenna, a little wiring, mechanic winch, lamp guards, the luggage, jerrycan, etc. i also switch the side mirror using the defender models (swap it from the 1:24 diecast toys), and put an extra spare wheels on the roofrack (swap it from the same diecast models). and finally i batteres the land rover using some basic paints and putty, so here it is, the battered land rover series III well, thanks for comin at my first post.. critics and suggestion are welcome many thanks before, greetings from indonesia,, cheers, dpm