I started with this Matchbox 1946 Dodge Power Wagon:
And ended up with this:
The name is one of the more memorable puns from Jay Ward and Bill Scott, the creators of "Rocky And Bullwinkle"
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I started with this Matchbox 1946 Dodge Power Wagon:
And ended up with this:
The name is one of the more memorable puns from Jay Ward and Bill Scott, the creators of "Rocky And Bullwinkle"
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It doesn't get any better than that!
Very nice job.
John - I love it. Works on many levels.
Art
I started with this Matchbox 1946 Dodge Power Wagon:
And ended up with this:
The name is one of the more memorable puns from Jay Ward and Bill Scott, the creators of "Rocky And Bullwinkle"
Very Nice work!!
(And in keeping with the theme does he wreck on the wrong side of the road:-)
One of my favorite trucks of all time and you made it look absolutely amazing! GREAT WORK!
Like the truck and the rusty gate!
great job!
Andre.
Very nice transformation.
You just turned a toy into a model. Great job!
fantastic job you just caused another addition to my never ending list of to do's
Great work...and I love that pun.
That is terrific! Well done!
George
super, this is taking the hobby to the next level
Immediate post WW-II scene....just need a quonset hut for the company or to park it
in.
I love it! And the pun name is cool (I actually remembered that from the show, not sure if I should be proud of that , but I my age I'll take anything I can remember). Just wonderful.
Nicely done weathering and load. I have a red Powerwagon, which on my layout Navajo cops Jim Chee and Jeo Leaphorn have taken way out in the high country on a case. It is so nice a model I have not been able to bring myself to weather it so far, but you are inspiring me. Fantastic work.
I really like the truck, but I don't get the joke.
Did a search online and all I got for Edifice Wrecks was a demolition company in Watertown, MA, a performance by the Minnesota Dance Theater, and a band that opens for the Drifters. Plus pictures of this very same truck! lol
Not even a mention of Rocky and Bullwinkle!
Rocky and Bullwinkle took their humor from some esoteric sources (even ancient Greek drama) - definitely not just a kid's show. Try Oedipus Rex.
Jim
Rocky and Bullwinkle took their humor from some esoteric sources (even ancient Greek drama) - definitely not just a kid's show. Try Oedipus Rex.
Jim
Rocky and Bullwinkle? Definitely the coolest Cold War cartoon show - laced with multiple layers of humor and wit.
Boris Badenov (sp?) - a play on Boris Godunov. Here's a shot of Boris, Natasha, and of course, Fearless Leader.
Classic.
George
I didn't realize that was a model. I thought you were driving to work.
Rocky and Bullwinkle took their humor from some esoteric sources (even ancient Greek drama) - definitely not just a kid's show. Try Oedipus Rex.
Jim
Geez, why does everything have to be so complex?
Andy,
Exactly what Bullwinkle would have said!
Jim
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