Post by hobbybobby on Jul 24, 2010 17:23:44 GMT -6
Depth Charger - Aqua-Rod
AMT, original year: 1972 , John Bogosian.
Straight from the Davy Jones' custom shop comes the "nautical-but-nice" Depth Charger!
It's a far-out aquarod with rear mounted "deep six" engine, "scuba-styled" body and "gobs" of Neptune-inspired accessories.
Turn on this "bubble machine"!
Additional features include: "peekaboo" periscope guidance system, "snorkel" exhaust, "sharkshooter" spear gun, pontoons and "scuba stopper" anchor.
A holy grail of show rod enthusiasts, AMT's "so-nautical-it's-nice" Depth Charger is back!
A super fun kit from all angles, this deep sea diving dragster has waves of chrome goodies and an expanded original decal sheet with a sea of options.
I've always wanted to have one of these kits.
Man, I've been waiting long for it...
When I finally got it I decided to build it just like the box art, but then I decided against that balloonie wheels.
So, I replaced them with two of my homemades.
At first I had no idea at the combination of colors.
The result was then done with Tamya spray cans.
The interior is a aqua green, acrylic matt paint, FIN by WACO.
A few small mods here and there, hope you like it.
AMT, original year: 1972 , John Bogosian.
Straight from the Davy Jones' custom shop comes the "nautical-but-nice" Depth Charger!
It's a far-out aquarod with rear mounted "deep six" engine, "scuba-styled" body and "gobs" of Neptune-inspired accessories.
Turn on this "bubble machine"!
Additional features include: "peekaboo" periscope guidance system, "snorkel" exhaust, "sharkshooter" spear gun, pontoons and "scuba stopper" anchor.
A holy grail of show rod enthusiasts, AMT's "so-nautical-it's-nice" Depth Charger is back!
A super fun kit from all angles, this deep sea diving dragster has waves of chrome goodies and an expanded original decal sheet with a sea of options.
I've always wanted to have one of these kits.
Man, I've been waiting long for it...
When I finally got it I decided to build it just like the box art, but then I decided against that balloonie wheels.
So, I replaced them with two of my homemades.
At first I had no idea at the combination of colors.
The result was then done with Tamya spray cans.
The interior is a aqua green, acrylic matt paint, FIN by WACO.
A few small mods here and there, hope you like it.
