Chromecop

I really like this build. I agree on some of the constructive criticism regarding a few small details but, unless You wanna put a good heap of money to buy photo-etched parts, this is about how you can build your models. I've built one of the Kübels myself, but mine is from the company Blue Tank and had a very "toyish" chassie and interior. I scratchbuilt the complete chassie and interior and turned it into a "street rod". I kept it curbside though and used an engine-dummy from a Hasegawa VW Bus. Keep up the good work and let us see more of your talanted work!

More work in progress:

Awesome! I love to see these old Renwal cars being built!

Woodgraining finished this morning. I'll put some some clearcoat on by sunday evening:

I had to remove the spoiler. Maybe I'll scratchbuild something instead...

New handles for the drawers and door under the "bed-compartment" Spoilern from Tamiya Nissan Leopard or similar nippon-junk. Had to adjust the bumper to work with the spoiler:

I had to do another mockup today, just to check out the stance:

That's a keychain-figure. Bought it many moons ago here in Sweden.

Put some paint on the chassie today and also made a mock-up of the body to see what it'll look like with spoiler, skyports and marker-lights:

All sidewindows and rear windows have been filled.

The bench seat up front is almost done. Had to scratchbuilf two headrests from old 1/32 Scale carseats

Awesome build, I really love all the nice details!!! And quite amusing ....a resin kit of a german car, produced in finland, built by a person in Denmark and equipped with swedish lic.plates!!! Then, finally , shown at an american internet forum!

Very nice build! really like the muddy tires!

Awesome work!!!

Put the turbo-boxer in the cradle last night :

Awesome, never seen a real Trabbi look this good.... LOL!

Great work in just 24 H, wish I could do that!

Lotsa nice work in this build!

Looks really nice! Paint is awesome!