I just noticed this thread....
"No words, just the inebriated feeling from being Awestruck!"
"No words, just the inebriated feeling from being Awestruck!"
Custom FJ55 build - RC style (1 Viewer)
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this is awesome
bobm
WTF, WTF, WTF!!!!
Julian, where in Maine?
Bob. N.H.
Bob. N.H.
Auburn Maine
bobm
WTF, WTF, WTF!!!!
Wakefield. and I own a 91 80 series, 73 PIG. and the wife has a 100 series.
Hey there! I'm the builder of this particular pig(piglet due to size?). I was checking my youtube stats and I saw this thread was listed. It's pretty cool seeing my modest little RC on this site. I noticed some folks said it isn't a 71. Is that because of the tailgate, particularly in the license plate area? I'm pretty sure the hood is correct(I could be wrong, usually am). There are probably a couple other glaring details too, if so what year would best fit this? Or is it too mixed up to put a year on it? How about we pretend it was a poorly sourced restoration
Anyway, thanks for saying all the nice things about it. I have a couple other RC Toyotas if you're interested in seeing. I'd like to build another Land Cruiser soon. Maybe it will wind up on here some day.
Anyway, thanks for saying all the nice things about it. I have a couple other RC Toyotas if you're interested in seeing. I'd like to build another Land Cruiser soon. Maybe it will wind up on here some day.
pardonmyn00b, awesome work man! I have been wanting to get back into modeling and your work is inspiring. You should do an 80 next!!!!!!!!
I think you could get away with a '73-74 with that tail light housing, the hood and the fender mounted lights.
Great looking trucks!
Great looking trucks!
jfz80
Cruisin’
pardonmynoob---
glad you made it over here, been admiring your build for a while over on scale rc. You make styrene look so easy to work with. Every time im over on that site i get thoughts of converting my axial over to a scale 45 using the bushwhacker body. I thought the RC stuff would be cheaper, but turns out its still 1:10 the cost of the real thing
Keep up the great work!
glad you made it over here, been admiring your build for a while over on scale rc. You make styrene look so easy to work with. Every time im over on that site i get thoughts of converting my axial over to a scale 45 using the bushwhacker body. I thought the RC stuff would be cheaper, but turns out its still 1:10 the cost of the real thing
Keep up the great work!
Wow, that would be great for when my pig is up on blocks. I think I even saw a little lean on that thing... very detailed.
