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Instructions for Inspired by Beck Kustoms Kuda

$6.00

This product includes only digital PDF instructions.

The 1973 Cuda as modified by Aaron Beck - an extremely cool, Mad-Max like build with asymmetrical livery.
This is perhaps my most unusual model to build, as it shares almost nothing with any other Speed Champions-style model. Pieces are going in almost every direction to form the brick-built mudguards, odd width sections, and half-plate adjustments everywhere.
This model features an unusual building experience, very accurate shaping, and optional headlights. This model does not have an interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear and enjoyable to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.

My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is pretty sturdy.
This model consists of 338 parts, costing $40-$50.

This product includes only digital PDF instructions.

The 1973 Cuda as modified by Aaron Beck - an extremely cool, Mad-Max like build with asymmetrical livery.
This is perhaps my most unusual model to build, as it shares almost nothing with any other Speed Champions-style model. Pieces are going in almost every direction to form the brick-built mudguards, odd width sections, and half-plate adjustments everywhere.
This model features an unusual building experience, very accurate shaping, and optional headlights. This model does not have an interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear and enjoyable to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.

My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is pretty sturdy.
This model consists of 338 parts, costing $40-$50.

I came across this thing somewhere on the internet, and almost immediately decided to build it. A heavily modified Cuda with a really cool asymmetrical livery. Of course, I had to over complicate the design a bit. Brackets and cheese slopes for the fenders, flags to create a small elevation over the rear fenders, and so many connections going on inside that there's not much of an interior. But I couldn't be more happy with how it turned out.

This model does not fit minifigures.