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Looks very nice. I gota get new carpet. the one in my living room only goes half way across the room lol . Funds don't allow it at the mo though. shure i'll get there.

Ooh looking nasty, Deffinetly needs some o that Dr Cranky style salt treatment!!

I've got the body painted at last!! ;D The household emulsion paint turned out real good. I'm real happy with it. gettin there now, but still a tone o work to do.

Very nice build, super clean and awesome paint job. Cool.

Ive been modeling on and off since I was about 7 or 8. I'm 37 now. Just wish I still had all my old models from when I was a kid. never kept any of them. I use to build them then play with them so they got wrecked.

Wot a dumb ass, putting water on a fuel fire. I meen can peaple really be that thick?

Hi there Jairus, I was looking through some old Model Car Journal magazines that I have last night and I came a cross a very cool model built by none other than yourself. I was wondering if you had any more pics of it and a bit more info on it? looks like you put a lot of work into it.

Looks like a cool project. Can't wait to see some pics.

Great project, looks like its gonna be very cool when finished!

Wow, looking good. love the interior!

Wow, I'm liking this build Dr Cranky. Gonna be awesome as always.

Your welcome, and i agree about liking a good W-engine in a Ford

Looks like a very cool ride Greg.

I've managed to start laying down some colour. The artist's acrylic I was going to use ended up being to bright. It looked like Day-Glo paint!! Though It sprayed fine through my airbrush and also dried fine. Instead I have toned it down a bit though as you can see from the pics, it's still quite bright! Still experimenting with paint, it is now sprayed with emulsion paint thinned with Windex,. Again it came out fine and I'm very pleased with the results and definitely recommend trying it. The interior and engine block is sprayed with pearlescent white artists acrylic. There's still a lot of work to do yet but getting there slowly.

Looking really cool Virgil! Thats one beast of a motor you've got powering that monster!! LOL. awesome work! Loving your channel too. keep uploading

Wow, awseome build there so far and great craftsmanship!! Can't wait to see more.

Thanks guys . Yeah the body chassis fit is an issue. I've tweaked it as best I can. Think superglue will help, LOL Yeah don't think i'd get an mot on this baby, LOL

Not much been happening lately, but hears a quick update. I couldn’t get the front end to sit low enough and still have room for the engine sump etc to fit. So I grafted the front clip from a 1957 Chevy Bel Air onto the 36 Ford Chassis. I am playing with the Idea of a quick change for the rear end.

Simply stunning!! What more can i say that hasnt allready been said? Great diorama too.

I was an extra in the film King Arthur with Clive owen and Keira Knightley in 2004. I played a pesent in the weding scene. That was very cool!!

Thanks for link I realised i'd comented on this build on another forum. Your homepage is added to my favorites list now. you have some great builds.

Wow, cool build. I've allways wanted to build one of these but never been able to find one. Thanks for posting it. I love it

Thats a cool looking rod. I love the engine choice and colour is spot on! as is the rake. do you have any progress pics? and interior shots?

I like this. very different roof treatment.

OH MY F*****G GOD !!!!!! I'm Speachless!!!! That interior is stunning!!!