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66' Bronco Crawler
Well I am not quite sure where this fits so I decided to post under street
I have been working on this Bronco for some time now and I figured I might as well start to finish it up. The body is resin and came from AFX a few years ago. I would say close to 80% of the Bronco is scratch built. I still have a ways to go but it is getting there. Enjoy the pics ![]() ![]() |
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
I still have a ton of work left on the front including painting. I hope to get on the body and prep it for paint as well.
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
this thing is awesome. is that battery scratched or resin?
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Thanks, it is scratched. I have plans to cast some of these batteries in resin one day.
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Thats a pretty cool rig. Nice work on this.
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Wow, gorgeous scratching!
Everything looks like it fits like a glove, like out of a tamiya kit! Super job! oli |
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Nice, not much left from the resin body :P
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
I wish we had more people into these builds. I have only seen a few here including myself. This looks awesome, it really does. I love the coils and the rear steer. Where did you get the Boggers though? I have been finding a few placs here or there, but nothing like I want.
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Thanks guys
I bought the Boggers from RPP Hobby. I also bought the wheels from him as well. They are aluminum wheels with photo etched centers and beadlock rings. The tires are pretty cheap, about $9.00 for a set of four. They also come with a nice set of Weld wheels as well. |
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Looks freakin' awesome! This is a superb build so far. The only question - are the piston rods on the shocks not too thin? I can imagine bending them out on the trail, and that'd be no fun
Nonetheless, everything is stellar! The scratchbuilt tube frame is amazing, and all the details you're adding are great! I particular like how you narrowed the front and rear. Excellent!
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
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i and im sure everyone hear wants to know where u got the boggers from!
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Paint has been accomplished but not without it's problems.
Even though I didn't want this Bronco to be refered to the Monster Garage Bronco, it does share some similarities in the way it looks. I wanted to keep the paint looking somewhat vintage with the white top and I could not get over the light blue with the white top combo, so that is what it got. Once again I go back to the MG Bronce again. The paint peeled in one spot and I need some help on how I can go about fixing this. If I have to strip the body I will just weather the model and that area will become part of some rack rash on the model. I would much rather fix it but I hate painting and I don't want to start over again. I added some mesh to the front grille area as well. Jake ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
fantastic looking build! I do however think the shock/coilover rods are a bit to thin, and the springs a bit to thin as well.
other than that it is a VERY good looking truck, I can't wait to see it finished.
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Re: 66' Bronco Crawler
Your work is "Amazing" hope you don't mind I'm going to use some of your images to help my do one for my self. the bogger tires are the right type for Rock Crawling you know your stuff man hope to see more of your work.
Oops I didn't see you down there sorry for running you over! http://s162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/ Last edited by white_R34; 07-18-2007 at 04:47 PM. |
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