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Have I showed you guys this one before?? My memory is getting worse.... B) Anyway, it's an ESCI kit that I crossed with Monogram's "White Lightning" Pontiac. Wheelbase on both cars were identical, so no cutting was needed. Almost a drop-in of the old Pro Stock chassis into the Range Rover. Just some "minor adjustments"...... It's been sitting for some years now, as I was probably planning one of those superdetailed projects.... no more! Now I'll apply the KISS method: Keep It Simple Stupid..... :D The plan was to go with the tunnelram and big Dominators, but I think a set of high injectors would be wild, he he! Here it is, the "Agitator"

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I might build a Firebird 4X4 with the leftover parts..... :P

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Hans,

This is a very interesting consept, and one I like. :D In my opinion, if you are going wild with the Rover body, she just screams to be Injected....... will look real sweet with those stacks sticking thru the hood.......... :P

Nice work so far.......

Sully

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I was wondering what color to paint the old "brick", and asked my buddies on our swedish forum. One guy, a real close friend, came up with ORange, which would suit it, since someone here called it a brick..... I kind of like the idea! So O-Range it will be.... :lol: Or even wilder, a brick paint job...!!? Could I find brick decals anywhere?

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A small update. The stock gas filler opening had to be filled. A piece of styrene have been glued in the opening, and some putty applied. Now for some sanding.... :D

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Also, this is the injection setup, not sure where it's from. I'll strip the chrome, and cut the stacks because they will be replaced with aluminum tubing.

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I've been adding styrene strips to the wheel tubs, since I thought it was too much of a gap between the body and the chassis. This is an in progress shot, I've added some more since.... it's getting better. I know, this might be totally unnecessary work, but I'd like to blend the chassis panels so it will look like it belongs under this weird body..... :lol:

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what kits are you using bro

i think im going to have to make one so we can go head to head like the show pinks

or i can get you with my 64 chevy(there i go again saying too much :lol: ) looks like its time to start a workbench :lol:

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I was wondering what color to paint the old "brick", and asked my buddies on our swedish forum. One guy, a real close friend, came up with ORange, which would suit it, since someone here called it a brick..... I kind of like the idea! So O-Range it will be.... :D Or even wilder, a brick paint job...!!? Could I find brick decals anywhere?

Why not paint it Land Rover Tangiers Orange? It would be a "proper" rover color.

IMHO

Jameston

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That's what another friend suggested, since those "Agitator" decals are done in a varigated gold style. They came in Revell's 70 Torino GT, and I thought they looked so cool, I had to use them on something, like this one...... Kind of suits the car, don't you think? :angry:

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