Two Dreadnok Thunder Machines; one complete, one broken. You'll learn why.
Bullet belt from Road Block
Black gloss spray paint
Brown gloss spray paint
Krylon Fusion Hammered Steel spray paint
other random paint colors.

I had made a modern version Thrasher and had wanted a Thunder Machine for him. The new figures are taller then the originals and the figure does not fit in the vehicle. To fix this problem, I cut out the seats, trimmed them down, reattached them further back and filled in the whole with epoxy. With the seats pushed back, their was less room for the engine. Using the rear part of a broken Thunder Machine (now you see where it comes into play) I trimmed the section to fit the engine and attached the two rear parts together. All decals came off the original Thunder machine and was reattached with krazy glue. I was never fond of the old Thunder Machine colors and repainted it to have a more Mad Max look. This is an LBC level custom, but I wanted to be able to sit Thrasher in it.