buddylee
Freakalicious
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Picked up the Walmart Hasbro 12” Speeder bike some time ago and decided to give it a makeover. From what I can see, it looks similar in size to the Sideshow Speeder Bike, maybe just a bit shorter on the back end. Otherwise it looked like it could be a good upgrade compared to the old Hasbro 12” Speeder Bike I used for my Sideshow Biker Scout.
Here are the modifications I made.
- Replaced handlebars and foot pedal frame with old Hasbro bike parts with additional modifications
- Cut out the engine area from the new bike and kitbashed using old Hasbro bike parts such as the tubes, intake, etc.
- Removed the gap between the forks and main body of the new bike and added additional details in the forks
- Broke apart the brake flaps and attached the flap hinges from the old Hasbro bike
- New paint and weathering
- Replaced the plastic molded cloth roll and added straps
- Took the hinge from the old Hasbro bike stand and mounted it to the sideshow figure stand using an acrylic rod.
Not a bad alternative to the Sideshow Speeder Bike and the bike set cost me $10! I was really impressed with the proportions and quality of the details. Some pics of the bike taken from Walmart’s site and the final modded bike below. Thanks for looking!
Here are the modifications I made.
- Replaced handlebars and foot pedal frame with old Hasbro bike parts with additional modifications
- Cut out the engine area from the new bike and kitbashed using old Hasbro bike parts such as the tubes, intake, etc.
- Removed the gap between the forks and main body of the new bike and added additional details in the forks
- Broke apart the brake flaps and attached the flap hinges from the old Hasbro bike
- New paint and weathering
- Replaced the plastic molded cloth roll and added straps
- Took the hinge from the old Hasbro bike stand and mounted it to the sideshow figure stand using an acrylic rod.
Not a bad alternative to the Sideshow Speeder Bike and the bike set cost me $10! I was really impressed with the proportions and quality of the details. Some pics of the bike taken from Walmart’s site and the final modded bike below. Thanks for looking!