Revell 1/25 Bronco COMPLETE

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Revell 1/25 Bronco COMPLETE

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I've always been a huge fan of the Bronco. Back when I was studying for my amateur radio license a friend of my fathers would pick us up in his Bronco to go to tech classes way back when I was 12 or 13. So when I saw this kit I jumped on it. This is clearly a newer mold as the assembly and fit is really fantastic. Also, the mold detail is amazing - resin like details in some cases. Anyhow - got started and thought I'd share.
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Body parts painted right out of the Tamiya rattle can
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Here's a shot of the detail I was referring to. Never seen this in Revell plastic. The vents are so fine.
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Got the engine and some of the chasis together
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Great work on a classic vee-hickle
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Back from when the Bronco was actually a utility vehicle and not gentrified into a SUV... :headslap:

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Nice work. Looking forward to it. I just wish Revell had gone just a step further and offered it bone stock.
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I haven’t picked this kit up yet and am surprised that I still don’t have it given my love for this truck. Will be watching this one.
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It's a really nice kit - I recommend it for sure, at least in terms of assembly. Got a rolling chassis - on to interior/body. (fixed the front tire orientation after looking at the pic :) )
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Progress - nothing glued yet and lots of detail work to do in the engine bay but she's coming along
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Very nice!



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Really nice!! I've seen this kit at Hobby Lobby.
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Re: Revell 1/25 Bronco

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So she's glued together - had a hard time getting the front locating pins and the radiator and shroud in but eventually sealed her up. Got the grill on and need to do a bunch of touch up in the engine bay as I had a few colors bleed - hate red on black, hate yellow on black. I'll clean it up but here's tonight's work:

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