Epic Custom Humvee to Halo Warthog Build - Part 28

Episode 28 - "The NOT so much fun of sanding"
Building a Real-life HALO Warthog from a Military HUMVEE
In this episode, I will finish applying the body fillers and start to sand them down. Apparently, this process takes a while!
In this multi-part series, we dive deep into the world of custom fabrication, showing you every step of the process as we bring one of the most iconic vehicles from the Halo universe to life. From the initial concept and design to the insane modifications, powerful engine mods, and jaw-dropping finishing touches, we’re pushing the limits of what’s possible to create an unforgettable, real-life Warthog.
What to expect in this series:
Detailed Fabrication Process: Watch as we custom-build every part, from frame alterations to custom bodywork. We break down the entire fabrication process so you can see how every part is made.
Epic Transformation: Follow along as we bring the iconic Warthog to life, from the ground up, making sure every detail is spot-on. Get an inside look at how we turn a standard military Humvee into a Halo legend.
Behind-the-Scenes Action: Witness the trial and error, challenges, and unexpected twists that come with a build this massive. We’ll show you the highs, the lows, and everything in between.
Unreal Engine Modifications: Expect custom engine upgrades, suspension tweaks, and performance enhancements to make this Warthog truly roar on the road.
Whether you're a fan of Halo, a car enthusiast, or just love seeing insane builds come to life, you’re in for an unforgettable ride. Don’t miss out on the latest parts of this epic build!
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[@GarryRoberts-n9v]

Really taking shape.

[@ktgarage1126]

Yes sir. Getting closer to assembly time!

[@waiakalulu1568]

What an inspiration! You motivated me to continue a build I'm working on. It's an operator's access ladder to a very old CAT 980 loader that my school's Diesel Mechanic's Program rescued from the scrapyard. By comparison, it's a lot more simple and requires MUCH less precision than what you're working on. Much respect for your efforts. With the sander, you can hook up a vacuum hose and use a shop vacuum with a drywall bag. It cuts down (but doesn't eliminate) on some of the dust.

[@ktgarage1126]

Great to hear that you are getting back on your project again! Sounds like you have plenty of skills yourself! Great tip on using the shopvac to hook up to the sander. Why didn’t I think of that 😀. Please continue to give feedback as I always learn from guys like yourself every day! I’ll give it a try and let you know how it goes !