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Cobra Snow Hare
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Cobra Snow Hare
The goal for this project was: Take those funny, goofy motorized action or vehicle packs apart and make a new versions.
I've been wanting to change the A.T.V. into a ski mobile for a while now, the main reason why I came up with the idea for this project.
I started with:

Main body: A.T.V. '88
Ski: Swamp Skier '84, q-tip + toothpick
Gun: Headhunter Stormtrooper '93
Tracks: Devastator '89
Back: styrene, Buzzer '85 backpack, q-tip, some Soldier Force straps
First I took the A.T.V. apart to take a look at the pullback motor. Nothing really special there, but instead of two wheels on the side, I made one wheel in the middle to provide some space for new tracks, because I wanted to replace the wheels with some smaller tracks. The ones from the Devastator where nearly perfect, but I had to cut them in to smaller pieces, leave some out and glue the remaining ones together to make them fit.
The front ski was just a no-brainer. I removed the wheel, made a new "axis" to fit the ski and drilled holes in the A.T.V. front fork.
For the back part I added a bent piece of styrene and glued some straps and the Buzzer backpack on it so it could serve as a cargo rack. I like that feature.




Look, it actually works:
I wasn't sure which faction it would belong to, the Oktober Guard could use such a vehicle as well. But when I started testing the Snow Hare it looked like that Snow Serpent was really enjoying the ride, so it became a Cobra vehicle.
The added back part was made as a cargo rack, but it might hold another figure too. I haven't tried that yet though.
I selected Snow Hare as a name, because a hare is small, but fast and maneuverable.
I've been wanting to change the A.T.V. into a ski mobile for a while now, the main reason why I came up with the idea for this project.
I started with:

Main body: A.T.V. '88
Ski: Swamp Skier '84, q-tip + toothpick
Gun: Headhunter Stormtrooper '93
Tracks: Devastator '89
Back: styrene, Buzzer '85 backpack, q-tip, some Soldier Force straps
First I took the A.T.V. apart to take a look at the pullback motor. Nothing really special there, but instead of two wheels on the side, I made one wheel in the middle to provide some space for new tracks, because I wanted to replace the wheels with some smaller tracks. The ones from the Devastator where nearly perfect, but I had to cut them in to smaller pieces, leave some out and glue the remaining ones together to make them fit.
The front ski was just a no-brainer. I removed the wheel, made a new "axis" to fit the ski and drilled holes in the A.T.V. front fork.
For the back part I added a bent piece of styrene and glued some straps and the Buzzer backpack on it so it could serve as a cargo rack. I like that feature.




Look, it actually works:
I wasn't sure which faction it would belong to, the Oktober Guard could use such a vehicle as well. But when I started testing the Snow Hare it looked like that Snow Serpent was really enjoying the ride, so it became a Cobra vehicle.
The added back part was made as a cargo rack, but it might hold another figure too. I haven't tried that yet though.
I selected Snow Hare as a name, because a hare is small, but fast and maneuverable.
Tim 121RVC- Posts : 60
Join date : 2014-07-14
Re: Cobra Snow Hare
Wow that's a neat modification. I really love the details!
ucsf- Posts : 111
Join date : 2014-11-08
Re: Cobra Snow Hare
This is a superb job. Looks factory made, and it is portable.
It could also be a working Zartan's chameleon.
It could also be a working Zartan's chameleon.
Rambo- Admin
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Join date : 2014-06-14
Location : Colombia
Re: Cobra Snow Hare
AWESOME! And you can still carry it like a backpack?! That's outta control. The paint is super clean, too; looks production.
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