Ultimate adventure style accessories

[gooba]

Im gathering scale parts for my rig that im building like its ready for 4wheel and offroad magazines ultimate adventure. So far on my list I have a sleeping bag,highlift,ammo cans,jerry cans ,shovel, pry bar an axe,winch,fire exstinguisher,cooler, storage totes, a strap, toolbox, and some misc tools. What else would you reccomend for a realistic look and how many items like totes or jerry cans? Im putting all this in a honcho bed with no sparetire so room isnt a huge issue but i do want to be realistic so no oildrums or beer kegs

[mewalsh100]

Rotopacks, extraction boards, welder, air tank.................

I'd also recommend taking the time to weather/distress the tools and accessories. It adds a lot to achieve the scale look imho. Nothing screams "mall crawler" more than a rig laden down with tools and accessories that look like they were just un-boxed / never used.

[Kage]

Originally Posted by gooba

Im gathering scale parts for my rig that im building like its ready for 4wheel and offroad magazines ultimate adventure. So far on my list I have a sleeping bag,highlift,ammo cans,jerry cans ,shovel, pry bar an axe,winch,fire exstinguisher,cooler, storage totes, a strap, toolbox, and some misc tools. What else would you reccomend for a realistic look and how many items like totes or jerry cans? Im putting all this in a honcho bed with no sparetire so room isnt a huge issue but i do want to be realistic so no oildrums or beer kegs

I know when I go wheeling there is always beer for the end of the day, so don't forget a cooler. Like mewalsh100 suggested, a Welder, air tank, extraction boards. Rotopaks are not needed if you have jerry cans. Don't for get a tow strap. Hope these ideas help.

[58_Willys]

A chainsaw and gas can, would be handy to cut out downed trees across the trail. A BBQ grill maybe, and some TP could also be useful.

[gooba]

Thanks guys that helps a lot. would have never thought about a welder