My stash just grew again 2025

[Wardukw]

While I was away on hols in Devon this got delivered after an ebay prowl earlier in the month. (I didn't even know anyone MADE a Prowler kit!  )



The body mould below looks a bit blue, but it's actually a pretty vibrant purple! That was the only colour the Prowler was available in for it's first production year, 1997, but later models could be had in a range of colours.

I'm tempted to do this one in yellow as the only one I've ever seen for real, on the IoW about 2 yrs ago, was yellow.

Not sure how to Whiff it though, but some V8 engine maybe squished a bit to get into that triangular engine bay..... 

A conversion i've wanted to do for some time mate ,,a V8 will fit but you'll need to mod the engine compartment quite abit ,,the pissy little gutless V6 they put in there sits back into the firewall and even a small V8 is a very tight fit ,,which is why i would be mental and chuck in a freaking huge engine instead   
If i was to go completely bonkers there would be twin turbos as well ..yeah i would make this very unsafe indeed 
Crap ..now i want one ...mannnnn 

[Rick Lowe]

Phill, sometimes you're your own worst enemy, you know that? 

[PR19_Kit]

The updated Prowlers had 253 bhp, V6 which was enough got give it a sub-6 sec 0-60 time. That's moving on a bit.

But I agree about the turbos, I may go that route if I can find some add-on ones, and a suitable exhaust rig of course.

[scooter]

The updated Prowlers had 253 bhp, V6 which was enough got give it a sub-6 sec 0-60 time. That's moving on a bit.

But I agree about the turbos, I may go that route if I can find some add-on ones, and a suitable exhaust rig of course.

Do the Prangler.  Really blow folks minds at the shows.

[Rick Lowe]

The updated Prowlers had 253 bhp, V6 which was enough got give it a sub-6 sec 0-60 time. That's moving on a bit.

But I agree about the turbos, I may go that route if I can find some add-on ones, and a suitable exhaust rig of course.

Do the Prangler.  Really blow folks minds at the shows.

That thing is a Crime Against the Roadgoing Humanity...  

[NARSES2]

I'm tempted to do this one in yellow as the only one I've ever seen for real, on the IoW about 2 yrs ago, was yellow.

Yellow, over a base purple plastic I'll contact the Birthday Honours Committee immediately   

[Old Wombat]

Speaking of Phill being his own worst enemy, I mentioned to someone today that I'm the worst bad influence on me that I know - I came away with two more kits from the Expo;

AFV Club 1/35 M101A1 105mm Howitzer& carriage M2A2 - Art'y go BOOM! 
Hasegawa 1/24 Toyota Celica LB 1600GT (1973) - Almost bought one many, many Moons ago - Looking at doing a custom paint job. 

[Dizzyfugu]

A(nother) Hasegawa 1:72 Panther Ausf. G for The Stash - not the best Panther kit at this cale, but affordable and a solid basis for conversions.
Vague plans to implant a surplus Kugelblitz turret from ModelCollect, because this appears like a very plausible Heer '46 vehicle after a fictional E-50/75 introduction.

[zenrat]

While I was away on hols in Devon this got delivered after an ebay prowl earlier in the month. (I didn't even know anyone MADE a Prowler kit!  )



The body mould below looks a bit blue, but it's actually a pretty vibrant purple! That was the only colour the Prowler was available in for it's first production year, 1997, but later models could be had in a range of colours.

I'm tempted to do this one in yellow as the only one I've ever seen for real, on the IoW about 2 yrs ago, was yellow.

Not sure how to Whiff it though, but some V8 engine maybe squished a bit to get into that triangular engine bay..... 

Interesting.
I knew AMT kitted a 1/25 Prowler as i've kit bashed the running gear of one with a Chevrolet Citation (don't ask - it seriously failed to meet the picture in my head.  Not one of my better moments).  I've still got the body and the trailer in a box somewhere and a vague plan to fit it with a Model A chassis.
I didn't know Revell also did a 1/25 kit.  Their own moulds if Scalemates is to be believed.
Testors did one in 1/24.

Looking at sprue shots the AMT kit appears to be better than the Revell one.  Crisper, better detail, and not moulded in PURPLE!

[PR19_Kit]

The updated Prowlers had 253 bhp, V6 which was enough got give it a sub-6 sec 0-60 time. That's moving on a bit.

But I agree about the turbos, I may go that route if I can find some add-on ones, and a suitable exhaust rig of course.

Do the Prangler.  Really blow folks minds at the shows.

That thing is a Crime Against the Roadgoing Humanity...  

What Rick said, it's just plain UGLY!

Looking at sprue shots the AMT kit appears to be better than the Revell one.  Crisper, better detail, and not moulded in PURPLE!

I see a large amount of grey primer in my future somehow. 

I was surprised at the level of detail in this kit, although I haven't even cut any parts from the sprue. It gives me a good feeling somehow.

I rather like the idea of getting another kit and making a 4-door from them, but that prop shaft, running at crankshaft speed  , sure would need balancing well!

[Wardukw]

Phill, sometimes you're your own worst enemy, you know that? 

Hahahahaha ,,yip 
With a mind like mine mate i'm surprised i'm not in more trouble ,,,but with a little bit of thinking i can change that 

[Rick Lowe]

Phill, sometimes you're your own worst enemy, you know that? 

Hahahahaha ,,yip 
With a mind like mine mate i'm surprised i'm not in more trouble ,,,but with a little bit of thinking i can change that 

It's good to have ambitions, or objectives to pursue... 

[Thorvic]

A(nother) Hasegawa 1:72 Panther Ausf. G for The Stash - not the best Panther kit at this cale, but affordable and a solid basis for conversions.
Vague plans to implant a surplus Kugelblitz turret from ModelCollect, because this appears like a very plausible Heer '46 vehicle after a fictional E-50/75 introduction.

Yeap could see the Panther Hull being reused for AA tanks.

[Dizzyfugu]

A(nother) Hasegawa 1:72 Panther Ausf. G for The Stash - not the best Panther kit at this cale, but affordable and a solid basis for conversions.
Vague plans to implant a surplus Kugelblitz turret from ModelCollect, because this appears like a very plausible Heer '46 vehicle after a fictional E-50/75 introduction.

Yeap could see the Panther Hull being reused for AA tanks.

I have already done quite a few AA Panthers, but one with the ball turret is still missing in the collection. 

[PR19_Kit]

Getting ready for the forthcoming 'Amphibious' GB, I've got these to hand.............