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Just finished my wolf dozer blade conversion. It came out ok. Any suggestions for version 2 would be great.

It's too thin, and neat. It almost looks cute. I would try to beef it up some and paint some weathering on it.

Can you take some side pics? I can't tell how far away it is from the hull. I think I would forgo the angled dozer blade and just do straight flat.

Also, I think the blades extend to far past the vehicle.

You may need to buy a plasticard rod to make rivets from.

I really like the design and idea.
Perhaps you could dirty it down a bit to make it look used. Glue some sand to the bottom part and paint it (the sand, that is) in khaki tones to make some dried mud effect

Edit: oh, and the black spots in the yellow eyes make it look super cute from the angle of the picture. Perhaps just yellow would make it look more intimidating.

I up to changing the eyes. I'll have to practice weathering before i dirty it up. I'll definitly repost a picture then.

Thats a clever idea.