Willy's Jeep 1:24 Scale

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Willy's Jeep 1:24 Scale

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Hi all, just joined this group and what to show you the Willy's Jeep I am working on.

Here is the box art and PE

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Started of by making the steering work

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nice work....what do you think of the kit
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Looks nice, I'll be following this one!!!
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Me too
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Cool project, and great start!
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digger303 wrote:nice work....what do you think of the kit
Hi Digger thanks for looking in, I think it is not to bad but I always like to do things different.

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RicRodrigues wrote:Looks nice, I'll be following this one!!!
Thanks Ric hope you will like what I have done with this.

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Davethepitch wrote:Me too

Hi Dave welcome aboard has been a lot of fun playing around with this Jeep

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Sergiotron wrote:Cool project, and great start!

Hi Sergiotron, yes it is a cool project,

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Next up was to paint the engine with a green, not sure if it is the right green!

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Made the towing hook work so that I could pull anything, like a Accumulator

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Added some spark plugs to the Engine will add all the wires etc etc

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Until next time, hope you enjoy.

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Looked at the kit seats and they did not look the greatest so decided to make them out of 1mm brass tube

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Then made them hinge

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Nice work! Following along.
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Skullfish wrote:Nice work! Following along.
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Thanks Jase it has been fun to build.

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Next part I looked at the canopy tubes and I decided to start making these out of 1mm brass tube as well, also changed the 5 gallon petrol tank to a british one.

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Next up was to make the tubes to hold the canopy tubes

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got it to work either up or down

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Then made the hood hinged

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Then I looked at the front windshield and that looked like it could be changed so I did

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Until next time

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Looks like not a lot of interest in this subject so I will just show a few more pic's and leave it at that.

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Absolutely stunning work, well done :th:
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Hi stunning workmanship, excellent job, very well done :clap: :clap:
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Re: Willy's Jeep 1:24 Scale

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Lovely job, particularly with the soldering. Did you use an iron or torch? I'd really like to see a step-by-step or a video of you doing a seat frame or something. I put off messing with solder for ages but tried it recently and it went better than expected, visually, but the strength! I was able to give the part a good bashing about to dent it and the solder didn't get affected at all. Maybe with a decade or two's practice I'll be able to do what you can do!
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