step 1:
find a picture of a moke that is easy to trace, like this:
step 2:
draw a 3d model of it, with a few little mods to make it more mouldable, like this:
step 3:
send it off to shapeways to be 3d printed in laser scintered plastic ("white strong flexible polished"), like this:
step 4:
mould it with the leftover 2 part silicone stuff that Mick gave you, like this:
step 5:
mix and pour in plaster, carefully remove mould, show off plaster moke, like this:
step 6:
throw away when you find the windscreen or seats snapped off, repeat until you get a good one, modify the mould so that the windscreens don't snap so often, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat
or....
show up to the QLD mini muster where Kirsten will have some, buy one for a couple of bucks and just paint it... but be early, because she might not have many!
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yeah, I can do that - but only once Kirsten has hers, otherwise all the QLD kiddies will be disappointed
