Jeep Nukizer (m715)

[Silverado1]

Here are the measurement that I posted on You tube for the Jeep Nukizer (m715) if there's any question let me know.
Sean

//youtu.be/YSkXEj6OdnU

[joe122]

I cannot wait to watch this progress. Given what I've seen from Sean - this should be epic.

[Mike Flea]

I agree

[Silverado1]

Thanks Scott and Mike I hope I don't disappoint.

[fr8cture]

Awesome. I see axial is coming out with one but I favor scale hardbodys alot more.

[Silverado1]

Originally Posted by fr8cture

Awesome. I see axial is coming out with one but I favor scale hardbodys alot more.

Yes, there's something about a hardbody that look so much more realistic than lexan,this is why I want to share these skill with you guys.
Sean

[Silverado1]

This is step#1 of the Nukizer.www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yqQEWqCStI

[SAL45]

Nice job Sean! Thanks for sharing your techniques. Look forward to seeing how this project turns out!

[Silverado1]

Originally Posted by SAL45

Nice job Sean! Thanks for sharing your techniques. Look forward to seeing how this project turns out!

Thanks for the positive comment I'm hoping this will catch on. There more good things to come.
Sean

[MaxxPain]

Sean awesome vids.

[bogcrawler]

I'm nearly 70 years old and this build has inspired me to "have a go"
I'm going to do this no matter how long it takes !! Great vids and presentation, thanks Sean !!

[Silverado1]

Originally Posted by bogcrawler

I'm nearly 70 years old and this build has inspired me to "have a go"
I'm going to do this no matter how long it takes !! Great vids and presentation, thanks Sean !!

Such a great thing to hear. Ill be posting another video shortly let me know if there's anything I can help you with regarding the build.

[joe122]

Great job on the video Sean. Picked up a few pointers. Looking forward to the next episode! Going to get popcorn and Pepsi now!

[Silverado1]

Here's step 2www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9Hq9h_wpqk

[outsider55]

It is amazing, very nice job and video. Can i ask you to make the video more clear. Do you have any blueprints of M715?

[bogcrawler]

Hi Sean ! Steps 1 and 2 are excellent, I'm learning so much, would it be possible for you to post up the measurements for the hood, cab back and grill ? I know you mention them on vid 2 but because we use the metric system here in Ireland it's easier to convert if the measurements are shown like you did in your first post on this build. I intend to mock up a sturdy cardboard version first before I attempt the styrene, thank you again for the vids, it will be a fantastic truck and judging by your previous builds a work of art,

[Silverado1]

Originally Posted by outsider55

It is amazing, very nice job and video. Can i ask you to make the video more clear. Do you have any blueprints of M715?

I'll try to upload a higher resolution, I have a some dimension at the top of this posting.
Sean

[Silverado1]

Originally Posted by bogcrawler

Hi Sean ! Steps 1 and 2 are excellent, I'm learning so much, would it be possible for you to post up the measurements for the hood, cab back and grill ? I know you mention them on vid 2 but because we use the metric system here in Ireland it's easier to convert if the measurements are shown like you did in your first post on this build. I intend to mock up a sturdy cardboard version first before I attempt the styrene, thank you again for the vids, it will be a fantastic truck and judging by your previous builds a work of art,

I have some dimension for you: For the back of the cab I have 177 centimeters, the roof is 170 centimeters and has a taper to it. The hood also has a taper from front to back and from the back 177 centimeters. The front of the hood is approx 168 centimeters. My fenders are out by 20 centimeters each The total width including the fender wells is approx 210 centimeters which is 81/4 wide. These are my measurements to fit my axle with wheels. Depending what size your axle with wheels is make it your size. I want my wheels to be flush with my outside fenders The grill depth 4 centimeters. I hope this helps. Thanks Sean

[pastimesteve]

Thanks Sean! These videos have been amazingly insightful already. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and techniques!

Steve

[joe122]

Well done - video #2 was very helpful, picked up a few more pointers!