Cpt Tuttle

Ford Sierra XR4i Mercedes-Benz 500K Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan

Galaxie 48 Chevy Fleetline Aerosedan. Moebius 54 Hudson wheels with the kit supplied tyres. Coontail made out of cotton and acrylic paints, swampcooler scratch built out of a 32 Chrysler headlight, a plastic pen, a piece of cloth and what I think was a 57 Ford headlight bucket. Front spotlights from the parts bin, don't know source. Otherwise, pretty much OOB. Painted some cheap 1-coat rattlecan copper metallic that wasn't the easiest to lay down smooth.....

Now that's a different take on the 41 for sure. And I like it!

Excellent!

Wonderful, I love it.

Now that's different.... I love it! Would like to take it for a spin in all the snow we got here in the north.

Nice stocker, and just the right amount of detailing to make it look realistic yet not cluttered. Newspaper is a nice touch.

Clean build.

Very great work on the paint, I'm sure all that masking would have taken time.

A bit more mean than the brown Opel Rekord (same body) my mother had when I was a kid....cool looking ride!

Very clean looking, I think that I have to do a hot rod myself soon again, you're inspiring me.

Nice 60s look on it!

Found some parts box fuzzy dice so the mirror got some decorations. I did halfmoons on the headlights with the chrome pen. I didn't have high expectations but since they build up a quite thick layer they look fairly good actually.

Well, since I know that you (and me) have a friend that has a bit of knowledge when it comes to airbrushing, you haven't considered asking him for help with them? That way you could get them completely right too instead of searching for decals that is almost right...

Well, I doubt that I would want to try a rollover with a polystyrene body either...