Greg's Brick on wheels

Runs March 5th through April 15th.
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I'll let you folks decide, what should the old Landy be.

Poll ended at March 12th, 2012, 1:02 pm

A rolling junk yard dog
6
50%
a works truck
1
8%
a builders yard truck
3
25%
an off road toy
2
17%
 
Total votes: 12

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Greg's Brick on wheels

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I've got myself an Airfix Landrover series 3 LWB Safari from evilbay and this is what I will be building. As with the real vehicle this kit has plenty of conversion potential. I've not decided what to hack this one into as yet but it almost definitely won't be oob.

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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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I wouldn't expect anything else than a Landie from your Greg. You shouldn't need to look at the instruction sheet :grin:
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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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Bumping this one for the poll.

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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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I've gone for the Builders' Yard truck, lots of scope for weathering and stuff piled in the back.
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Any photos?
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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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Will be added when I get home. I'm at work at the mo.

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Builds yard gets my vote, I can just see it now, ladders, paint, tarp's & piles of rubbish.

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I'm with the previous voters -- builders yard truck, lots of opportunity there !!
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Rolling junkyard dog, please.
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flakmonkey wrote:Rolling junkyard dog, please.
ditto, though I have no idea what I have voted for :grin:
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I voted "A rolling junk yard dog" because I don;t have a clue what it is either... I assume its cute and cuddly (big floppy ears and slobbers all over the place) Or it is really mean and nasty with stainless steal ball tearing nashers.

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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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For the junk yard dog I am thinking about a Landy that was used to literately push and drag the scrap cars round at a yard I did some work for. It was the roughest vehicle I have ever seen that still moved under it's own power.
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Re: Greg's Brick on wheels

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Well, short of a last minute rush it looks like it's the junk yard dog (Dog - Rover . geddit) it'll deffo be a cut up job for this one. Am thinking crew cab and towing rig on the back. Not to mention the 'well used' look.

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Rat-look rebellion in the modelling classes. Outstanding!
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I voted for the builders yard but the scrap yard dog is a great choice, I can't wait to see you start.

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