Dodge A100 Van

Just a quickie build after the epic VW convertible to keep me going while I'm still tinkering on bigger builds.
Reissue of the old MPC Zinger kit built straight out of the box just with added decals. Went together well and even though it was a simple kit I still started it about 6 months ago.
Painted with Holts paints.

That does look COOOOL! Any tuffer it would need to be dope tested.

..............that's got nothing on your DakDak, but nice effort anyway mate!

Sharp and tough

That is a cool 'wicked' van!

MIGHTY MOPAR

Me likes that alot

Nice, I like it, tidy build. Let's face it though, it ain't nothin' on that Fritzey!

Cool.
I've been watching the 60's Batman TV series and there is a pale blue A100 van in nearly every episode. Either used by the villains or by the Bat-chute retrieval service.
Has anyone used the Flintstone body to build one of these with the Lindberg Little Red Wagon?

I've got the flintstone unchopped body and have started on the chassis. It's a good looking body.

Wouldn't want to pay for the fuel.

Oooh, goodoh.
What's the thickness of the resin like Rob?
Will it be possible to open the doors?
Got any pics?

RetrospectKustoms wrote:Nice, I like it, tidy build. Let's face it though, it ain't nothin' on that Fritzey!

Paul wrote:..............that's got nothing on your DakDak, but nice effort anyway mate!

I really dont think I'll ever be able to top the extreme build and quality of the famous or is that infamous DakDak. Somethings just have no equal and I know I set the level at awesomely-perfect-superduper-extreme but we can only try to match it's dizzying heights of stupendous.

Thanks for the comments guys, I'll get some pics of that body for you Fred.

Here's some pics off the Jimmy Flintstone body for Fred, it's a very tidy casting and thin enough to remove the doors if you so desired mate. Sorry about the pic quality but plain white resin isnt the best to shoot.

Thanks Rob. I keep seeing these on Evil-Bay but have never knew anyone who had one.
Something to think about for the future.

Nice Rob, very clean. Where are the graphics on the side from?

Kane wrote:Nice Rob, very clean. Where are the graphics on the side from?

Hand painted mate. Nar they're out of the AMT 1966 Buick Modified Stocker kit. The decals are probably the highlight of the whole kit.