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This was built from the American Satco kit in 2014. The one finished recently inspired me to dig it out and take photos.

It is lifted, has a solid front axle conversion, and Mickey Thompson tires from the Revell Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. The paint is Duplicolor Grabber Green, and the mud is airbrushed Tamiya Flat Earth. I was going for a "just blasted down a wet dirt road" look. It was definitely one of the first models I weathered in this fashion, if not the actual first.

The wheel arches were also radiused, but seeing as how I built this a decade ago I'm certain I'm forgetting a few things.

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Great looking mud splatter and the rear window wiper mark is a nice touch. Playing in the mud can be fun until it's time to clean up. 

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Really nice weathering on your build there Chuck but rather than mud splatter it looks alot like the effect of a long drive on a dirt road. Here in rural Australia it is not uncommon to see this effect, especially in remote areas where roads are rarely paved. Really well done on a fine build.

Cheers, 

David. ??

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