Suzuki Overload

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I did something like this over 10 years ago. I figured I can do again, but better. If it is better, I don’t know. but it is definitely better than the first one I did. The scale is 1/24 HC22 Suzuki Jimny JA11-5. The kit is by Hasegawa. The window shield was replaced with a protective glass, used for cellphones. I cracked it with sharp hobby knife. The rear and rear side windows were replaced with thin plywood bought at a hobby store. The roof rack was scratch built. Everything else is a collection of parts from my junk box, like cloth materials, plastic wraps, old rubber pieces etc.

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Hi Charles
A very novel, clever idea that you have pulled off - well done :thumb2:
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The Smythe Meister

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Definitely a very novel idea,
As Jim says,you've certainly made a cracking job of it, good stuff Charles :smiling3:
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That’s a well loaded baby Landry. Looks great. Love the ways you’ve raised the front suspension and depressed the back tyres. Reminds me of the opening scene in Jersey boys……
 

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Just noticed the "Road Sodas" on the front seat! Very clever. :thumb2: Rick H.
 

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Called'em roadies back in the day. Gotta pound a couple roadies to acquire the proper attitude for Cali. traffic. Think they're still legal in Texas.
 

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Fantastic build charles ,it looks like the automobile equivalent of Buckaroo ! Love the fact hes got a scooter up there too ! Great job , cheers tony
 

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Well done model with a great collection of junk on board.

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Fantastic build charles ,it looks like the automobile equivalent of Buckaroo ! Love the fact hes got a scooter up there too ! Great job , cheers tony

Thanks Tony. Yep! You've noticed the scooter too.
 

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Very cool!!!!
 

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Excellent build. Living in the Middle East for most of my life I am well used to seeing them exactly like that.
Very well done !
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Cracking work Charles, I remember the first one you did too. Looking forward to the truck.

Thanks. The first one got a lot of likes on various platforms but personally, i could have done better. But we learn as we build towards better models.
 
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