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[captin]

this is a model that i did before i joined the forum. ive recently add a wash to it and it makes it stand out even more i love this model its my favorite this is the first rusty build that i have done. thought that i share some pics hope you like. my profile has pics of what the chevy pickup looked like before, just some minor details done

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Edited by captin, 03 November 2012 - 03:22 AM.

[Daf57]

Well done!! Tell me about the wood bed - what's going on there and how did you do it?

Edited by Daf57, 03 November 2012 - 06:52 AM.

[captin]

Thank you I got some bass wood from hobby lobby and cut them out with a hobby knife then cut the wood grooves in with the hobby knife and stained the wood

[Daf57]

Cool idea! I think it turned out perfect for this project.

[rmvw guy]

Nice job on the weathering. I like the wood in the bed also. It looks just like a truck I owned back in 1973, I paid $100 for it. Those days are gone!

[Renegade]

Great weathering job. Looks like it just came off the farm.

[crazyjim]

Man - you even got the bumpers. Sometimes I wish I was a rusty,crusty builder. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm - Not! Nice job on your build.

[flappy188]

looks amazing, is there a thread you could link me to, to learn how to get that crusty/rusty look i'm in search of?
thanks so much!

[Danno]

Nice and grungy.

[captin]

R.S. have you ever watched the videos of doctor cranky before that's were I learned to do a lot that I've done. If you got to you tube and type in doctor crankys lab-rat-ory he is very good at the rusty crusty builds