Good Ol’ Boys Final Prototypes Duke of Hazzard Ramen Toy
Ramen Toy has revealed the final prototypes for its Good Ol’ Boys twelfth-scale figures after bringing the earlier versions to JoeFest 2026 and gathering feedback from collectors. We first saw the project alongside the Tiger Orange Ramen Racer v2 in our debut coverage, with additional views included in our gallery of the Ramen Toy booth. These revised Duke of Hazzard-inspired prototypes represent the last major preview before preorders open later this month, although Ramen Toy says development isn’t completely locked. Ramen Toy plans to consider further changes (if needed) through what it calls “running changes,” meaning some adjustments may still make it into the production figures. That distinction matters here because collectors who have a chance to see the first prototypes in person are in for a treat. Ramen Toy also says the finished products are expected to improve on these samples, so these images should be treated as the current state of the Good Ole Boys rather than an exact representation of what will ship.
Dixie
Dixie has a clean portrait sculpt framed by layered dark hair, with blue eyes and a subtle smile. Her red plaid shirt includes rolled sleeves and a tied hem, while the bright blue cutoff shorts have sculpted pockets, belt loops, and frayed edges that add a really nice texture.
From the back, Dixie’s plaid pattern continues cleanly across the cropped shirt, with the open midriff separating it from the high-waisted shorts. The red strappy heels add another character-specific color accent.
The Good Ol’ Boys share the same work-shirt design with rolled sleeves and chest pockets, but the yellow and blue color schemes, contrasting hair sculpts, and different denim washes keep them distinct. Dixie fits neatly between them, giving collectors a clear sense of how the trio’s proportions and styling work together.
Bo’s blue undershirt fills the open collar, while Luke’s shirt is left open at the chest. Their belts and footwear also differ, pairing Bo’s round gold buckle and tan boots with Luke’s rectangular buckle and black shoes.
Tiger Orange 2.0 carries the familiar bright orange body, large “01” door graphics, and roof markings associated with the General Lee. The black grille guard, chrome bumpers, outlined wheels, tan interior, and visible roll cage give the car plenty of character.
Tiger Orange 2.0’s long hood, squared front end, and sloping rear roofline give the body its classic muscle-car profile, with crisp panel lines defining the doors and fenders.
Around back, Tiger Orange 2.0 has a black recessed taillight panel with rectangular lamps, plus four polished exhaust tips tucked beneath the bumper.
Around back, Tiger Orange 2.0 has a black recessed taillight panel with rectangular lamps, plus four polished exhaust tips tucked beneath the bumper.
A long whip antenna rises from a ribbed black base, adding a nicely scaled detail to Tiger Orange 2.0. The rear deck also carries checkered and Confederate battle flag decals and we can get a closer look at that chrome fuel cap.
The dashboard includes a recessed instrument cluster and a row of smaller round gauges, and we can see three metallic pedals against the textured floor. Molded panel lines and silver hardware give the inner door some extra finish, and a tall black shifter sits beside the driver’s seat.
The tan upholstery carries molded creases, stitched seams, and ribbed seat cushions, while square mounting plates secure the black cage bars to the cabin floor. Seeing the General Lee makes me really happy!
Beneath the opening hood, Tiger Orange 2.0 has a detailed engine bay with ribbed valve covers, silver pulleys and piping, and a round red air cleaner. The orange inner fenders keep the compartment cohesive with the body while letting the metallic engine parts stand out.
Tiger Orange 2.0’s long hood, squared front end, and sloping rear roofline give the body its classic muscle-car profile, with crisp panel lines defining the doors and fenders.
We can see how Bo would look in the driver seat! The driver’s side adds fine exterior touches with silver window trim, a side mirror, door handle, windshield wipers, and hood pins.
Luke is taking up the passenger seat and he looks awesome!
