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Looks a lot better with the shine taken off the interior

Jonny wrote:

Looks a lot better with the shine taken off the interior

Absolutely If I was hoping for any amount of realism the shine definitely had to go

Right this is finally completely complete the spots and bumper gave me grief so I procrastinated a little but I got the best of them today I'm very happy with the final result as I'm sure the owner will be now it's time to finish the Cen truck detailing

And the final before and after picture

Amazing result Andy. I love it

stingray-63 wrote:

Amazing result Andy. I love it

Thanks mate I have surprised myself with the finish details on it, I have learnt new techniques for detailing which I am enjoying using

small question Andy, Do you think that I could use a ww2 front bumper on my cj? I really want to do a nice resto

stingray-63 wrote:

small question Andy, Do you think that I could use a ww2 front bumper on my cj? I really want to do a nice resto

I will measure it up for you but,

Why not use a Marui?

I haven't the budget today and I haven't any knowledge on this car and its real state. I have to take it and make the state estimation.
Thanks a lot Andy

andyaus wrote:

And the final before and after picture

The offset on those new wheels looks a lot less than the original ones. Do you have any problems with them rubbing?

I've looked for some wheels like yours but can't find them locally. Instead I have got some Wild Willy II wheels and tyres. The front will fit straight on (with some spacers behind the bearings), but the rears are more troublesome. I have a couple of ideas though.

PS. I've also got a Wild Willy driver figure. If I use him in here will he be a "Big Bear Willy"??