Less time than you might think. Probably about 40 minutes taking the thing apart and then idly re-assembing it in a way I liked, plus putting some bits and pieces in for the engine. About an hour to drill the 150 holes in the plastic bodywork. Then about an hour and a half (in odd moments during the week) to cut up toothpicks and glue them on. Painting was probably an hour, if that. So just over four hours, maybe. Possibly five.
Needz moar spikes!!!1! :)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, great job. Gives me an urge to watch Fury Road again!
Curious about what you will name it - Echidnas Revenge?
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!
ReplyDeleteMost impressive vehicle!
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ReplyDeleteI really like this one Alan
ReplyDeleteTerrifying! How long did that take to make???
ReplyDeleteLess time than you might think. Probably about 40 minutes taking the thing apart and then idly re-assembing it in a way I liked, plus putting some bits and pieces in for the engine. About an hour to drill the 150 holes in the plastic bodywork. Then about an hour and a half (in odd moments during the week) to cut up toothpicks and glue them on. Painting was probably an hour, if that. So just over four hours, maybe. Possibly five.
DeleteLooks really good. great job. cheers
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I've just decided I need to dig out my hot wheels to make some conversions for use with Axles and Alloys after playing it at a convention.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
The author of Axles and Alloys is a mate of mine. #claimtofame
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