dune buggy fever 70's style

[empinut]

one is completely unbuilt, one is a glue bomb. guess which one cost more. Both bought within the last 6 months.

This is why I really wanted the kits...tires/wheels/carbs...

the body:

IMC psychadelic surf buggy....groovy!

[empinut]

instructions

decals

[mr moto]

WOW! Now there's a kit that marches to a different drummer!

[Jairus]

Wow, cool find! Love those directions...

[dub]

Yeah, this is another kit that proves I was born 20 years too late! Very cool find!

[RJWood]

As old as the kit is, it has great detail on the parts & body.

What is on the other side of the instructions?

Thanks,

Ron

[Modelmartin]

I have a couple of those in gluebomb form also. I hope to build one good one out of them. One has decals on it so I will have to get it soaking to remove them. Last time I did that it took 6 weeks and I was able to stick them on a clear decal sheet and brush Superfilm over them and re-use them. I will be using the engine from the Shalako/ Skorpion kit since the IMC engine is a bit lame except for those carbs. I also have a couple of Bugs Buggy gluebomb kits to rebuild - break out the pearl orange!

Dune buggies rule!

[steamboy]

Never mind him, he's alittle odd... been sniffing resin fumes for too long I suppose.

VERY COOL box art and the instructions are awesome, you don't find that kind of thought and time put into products anymore. I was thrilled to see the old directions in the Baron's Funfdecker Fokker kit.

[Steve H.]

Very, Very Kool stuff! Gotta love the psychedelic marketing approach!

I'm guessing the glue bomb cost you more, huh?

[Casey]

On 9/20/2007 at 6:08 PM, RJWood said:

What is on the other side of the instructions?

The first half of the instruction's steps:

 

IIRC, this was the last kit produced by Lindberg before Round2 acquired the company:

Edited November 10, 2018 by Casey