Rig of rod police car mods license#
Rig of rod police car mods series#

Rig of rod police car mods series#

Taillights and Headlights are moulded in chrome (no clear parts)Īll in all, this is a very cool kit, not only for those who liked the series but also for those looking for something different to place in a diorama.

The chassis isn’t good enough for these times (still, this is a re-edition of an old kit, so I guess we can live with that).

the body looks much better than what you think of while looking at the box art (positive surprise).

lots of extra parts (like the shot guns).

You may still be able to do that with printable decal paper and some patience, though. Since this is one of the few Police Cars around, I wished the had added some more police motives from real US counties or cities.

Rig of rod police car mods license#

Besides the expected Police decals, you get two sets of license plates – both matching the plates used on TV. It has been turned into a standalone mod, along with other improvements.

Considering the fact, that the head and taillights aren’t moulded in clear, I really appreciate that the siren lights are moulded in clear red and clear blue after all. a.lewis bonehead kitteh lexus ls430 police prtaudiman Category: Cars & Light Vehicles BMW E36 Polizei Sedan German police variant of the BMW E36, originally uploaded to the BMW E36 Workshop on the old forum. Speaking about clear parts, this is all you get with this kit. Otherwise, you will find many engine parts on chrome. What I didn’t like much, is the fact that the headlights are completely moulded as chromed parts, instead of adding the clear parts. You get some extra stuff, like a chromed shot gun and a pistol (this kit comes with 3 shot guns, by the way, so you can use one to place it in a pick up kit for instance). This isn’t a good basis to start adding brake lines or stuff like that. The chasis isn’t the first thing you look at on a finished model, but still a great place for adding extra details. It has just too many parts fixed to the car’s floor – like the exhaust or the transmission. The chasis, however, doesn’t make me very happy. Unlike real life, in scale model world, four door cars are rare and this is a cool four door kit. The four door body makes a great basis for a police car, of course, but you could also build this car as just some every day beater or a some cool four door junker.

The details are well moulded and it doesn’t have many imperfections to get rid of. But all in all, I can say that this “newer” kit is really well made and has many good things to point out – and just some few that could have been better.Īll in all, the body is pretty solid. Since I never owned the original MPC Kit, I can’t compare both. Round2 Models, as you all know, has been re-issuing many old school kits and adding some improvements to the tooling and other stuff. I wasn’t sure if the kit quality was going to be good enough, after all this kit was back then one of the old ones. This is one of the kits I always wanted to buy but still passed on. I bought this kit as a Christmas present for my brother – who always got just shirts, socks and scarfs and was finally hoping for the rest of us to think of something else (hands up if you feel the same).