Dingo Farm Hand

[noname]

Finally finished this one. Nice little kit. The trailer is scratch built. Fun little build.











Thanks for looking.

 

[Junkie]

Matt, that is so very cool. Man the tires looks terrific as does the rust and wood.

Good one man.

 

[noname]

Thanks Scott, I appreciate it.

 

[mrcivicwithstyle]

Thats COOL rite there

 

[ScaleModelMadman]

Man that's really sharp, wonderful earth effects.

 

[noname]

MrCivic, thanks man. ;D

Ken, thanks kindly. It is a real balancing act. But I know you know what that process is like.

 

[Big-John]

nice!!!!

 

[zappa]

WOW, very cool and good looking man! ;D

Zappa

 

[JohnSimmons]

Stunning work mate!

 

[noname]

Thanks guys. It was a fun little project.

 

[Timbaux]

Looks Amazing!

 

[rookie]

What they said, fantastic job.

 

[noname]

Thanks muchly fellas.

 

[spud]

been kinda busy with other stuff at the mo and not much time to check out stuff, but that is Frikken sweet Matt

 

[Quaralane]

Looks really well made here

 

[noname]

Thanks guys. Glad you think it is frikkin sweet. That is better than just regular sweet. ;D

 

[CTspeedshop]

Oh man, that's super wicked!!!

 

[noname]

Thanks CT.

 

[Jelly]

Hi there my friend,

Very original idea, man... but... have you ever tought about how much fuel drinks that coffee maker (liters-per-mile) ?? ;D

Cool one, noname
Cheers
Jelly

 

[noname]

Hey Jelly. Yes I thought before about how unpractical an armoured vehicle would be to trot around the farm. But I figured somebody somewhere would make use of an old military vehicle. Tough, reliable, geared low no doubt and gas in the years following the war was not nearly as expensive as we know it to be now. Those 57 Chevy's were no lean machines.