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[dimebolt]

Headers and exhaust

Throttle linkage, fuel t, fuel line, and brake lines

 

 

[dimebolt]

Front and rear hinge systems, and rear cover.

Front tube frame work, throttle linkage, fuel t, and lines.

Battery kill switch.

Firewall ends.

Fender brace.

 

 

 

 

 

[dimebolt]

Injector base, and stacks.

Throttle linkage, fuel line, shocks, tube work, fender braces, headers, and firewall ends.

 

 

 

 

[dimebolt]

Manifold, air trumpets, throttle linkage, wooden bed, seat, console, headers, and collectors, door hinges and upholstery.

 

 

 

 

 

Corey

Edited by dimebolt, 12 December 2012 - 09:31 PM.

[AzTom]

Here is a door latch I came up with to hold the doors shut after adding realistic door hinges.

 

[Erik Smith]

Oil pan:

[Erik Smith]

This started life as a curbside. I scratchbuilt the engine bay. Engine was a mix of kit bash/modify and scratchbuilt.

[Erik Smith]

Intake is scratchbuilt.









Transmission in scratchbuilt.

Edited by Erik Smith, 13 December 2012 - 03:32 AM.

[mopar68]

So much amazing work here people, I'm loving this thread so much

 

Here's a couple more little pieces I dragged out of my tangled twisted mind

 

Functional universal joint, just because-

 

Functional hood hinge, again just because. Still needs a little gas shock, I couldn't find tube small enough at the time-

 

And just some experimenting with bead welds, nothing compared to what I've seen on this forum-

 

 

Keep posting people, I'm loving this!

[pandamonium2112]

Here's one for you. The wagon was from a kit, the other item is a scratch build. I made it with 4 rims and a tiny handful of other stuff.

 

Who remembers the days ?

 

[Agent G]

I should be able to remember, but I suffer from Anheuser's Disease.

 

 

G

[Joker]

some bits and pieces for a '56 Nomad...

 

 

Joker

[Darren B]

scratch building is just so much fun. you can really let yourself have fun when you're off in scratchbuilding land.

here's a rear i did for the FED.



here's the hand formed aluminum body, mid-plate, soldered brass chassis.



my first all aluminum really BIG chevy motor and 5 spd. planetary trans.



and of course i love creating my own wheels and tires.



these are parts for almost all different projects.

wow i love that rearend, i have to get working on my lathe to learn how to do that, also need a mill to.

[Darren B]

The items on here are amazing!


This is my second project made from brass. It is a copy of the real Autotwirler.

The 1/18 diecast car was modified to be a body shell. The body rotisserie is all scratch built from brass.

this thing is killer i love it, at first thought the frame and body was of a real car.

I love threads like this, as dr cranky would say More More and More Eye candy oh and yes take your vitamins......

[Darren B]

ooohh m g , some stuff in here is out of this world , some of you guys must be aliens

thnx for sharing its really inspiring
 



here are my hunble things all 1/24-25
 
a sink with tabs
 

 
a drill  and a grind / polisher all made of spare plastics from anything i could use , the polish wheel is from a dremel
with a real drill in there / smalles i could find
 






in the diorama (windows are part scratch)



attic from wood





garagedoor



wooden workbench



wooden table top

wow that thing is killer..................................awesome engineering............

[Edsel-Dan]

Not sure I want to show any of mine!!. WOW!!!!!!

 

1/32 scale Mack CF Aerialscope

 

1/32 scale American LaFrance Pioneer cab Aero-Chief Snorkle

(Only the tires/rims & Yellow portion of the front fenders are kit pieces!)

 

Mack CF Heavy Rescue;

 

 

Very incomplete Emergency-One 135 foot Stratospear Ladder truck;

 

 

Both Mack builds are based on the Monogram/Revell 1/32 scale Pumper kit

 

The Snorkle & E-One are completely scratch-built save for tires/rims.

Lightbars in front of E-One are kit pieces too.

Twinsonic is from Monogram Malibu Police car, Aeordyn is from MPC.

It was in the Trail Patrol Chevy Stepside, Pursuit Trans Am, and Monaco Police kits.

 

Rotators on the Snorkle are also Scratch-Built

Edited by Edsel-Dan, 17 February 2013 - 06:46 PM.

[Edsel-Dan]

This flatbed trailer is scratch-built. That is a Lindberg Chrysler Cordoba climbing onto it!!

 

Here is a Small Rescue Squad. 

First box was made with 'Plastruct'.  New unpainted one is Evergreen!

[Jairus]

 

Well, as you can see I am building a chassis for a Maserati 250f with working steering, out of steel wire and brass plate. 98% of it is totally scratchbuilt and soldered together.  Wheels were turned on a lathe by someone else and the tires molded by Monogram.
 

The body is hand carved by me from balsa.

Driver will be from Fujimi.

Ciao

[codie27]

Awesome work here on this thread. My contribution is this H61 Mack. Apart from the rims tyres diesel tanks headlights and running lights, it is entirely scrachbuilt. Not as intricate as some of the other subjects here but its definitely my favourite in my collection.

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[Pro Wrench]

here's a hemi i scratch built from aluminum.

 

I was ready to call b.s. on these being scale size and not 1:1 until that pic with the ruler for reference. Absolutely unbelievable skill here.