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34 Hot Rod Pickup
Bullybeef replied to bill-e-boy's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Well Bill the tow vehicle may not work for the model A, but maybe you can just do the trailer anyways and you may get an inspiration for another build to fill the spot! one thing I noticed in your mockup with the engine, it sits very forward, I’d dress the engine and mock the cab before moving the engine m/trans mounts. But you are a pro and you know all that anyways😊 -
Looking good Jim, I’m not 100% sold on then skirts but I’m liking the rear bumper treatment a lot? I think by seeing it with a proper suspension might change though.
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1932 ford pickup truck
Bullybeef replied to Bullybeef's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Well you could always make it with air ride! “offtopic” I saw a model on one of the multitude of groups where the builder had sectioned the body a couple of mm’s and it looked awesome.
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I’m liking this more and more Jim. It definitely needs to hug the pavement!
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34 Hot Rod Pickup
Bullybeef replied to bill-e-boy's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Looks good there Bill, great tip on the early ford trans with adapters, I’ll be adding that to the memory banks. -
1932 ford pickup truck
Bullybeef replied to Bullybeef's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Chassis has been assembled! Some small paint touchups will be required but that’s par for the course. -
1932 ford pickup truck
Bullybeef replied to Bullybeef's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Exciting things happened today! Not a heck of a lot of progress, but having it up on all fours is a great feeling.
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Im intrigued by this as well, the roofline almost looks like the 68 through 70 dodge charger from the side profile. Might be a good time to review your meds if the squirrels are speaking to you though😜!
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Added some positive locating points to the frame for the rear buggy spring and the front hairpins, rear radius rods. They are a little crude but will suffice, some trimming and sanding will occur once the cement sets and they have hardened to the chassis. Meanwhile some parts are drying after some detail painting. Hoping to have it on four wheels soonish, thanks for looking.
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Bob in an effort to keep my build area a little less cluttered I picked up these clear trays from the Dollar store( Canada). I despise clutter in my work area.
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Great choice of a kit, they go together really well.
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Made a little progress since the last update. Painted the frame all black and have been kinda agonizing over the chrome from the original issue pontiac tempest engine, it’s in really good shape for its age (as am I lol) but it has some flaws. It needs some touchups, but the patina of the chrome is no match for the modern chrome paints so I may have to just suck it up and leave it alone. Did some digging in boxes to come up with a better rear section and thank you Atlantis for making the old parts pack parts so readily available again. I now have a nice QC with spring to dangle under the rear. A little more fettling is required so I can get this mocked up on all four wheels and then maybe it will be time for paint.
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34 Ford Phantom PU
Bullybeef replied to 68shortfleet's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
That was some impressive bodywork Jason! What was the source for the rounded corners of the cab? -
Wow! That’s some impressive engine detail, looks more like you have a transmogrifier and just made a real one small.😜
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Nicely done Dennis! Good to see it Finally across the finish line.
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Looks good so far Jim, i never knew about the promo style “War and Peace” on the chassis before. Looks great sitting close to the ground like you have it.
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1932 ford pickup truck
Bullybeef replied to Bullybeef's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Paint has started to happen over here! All the little fiddly bits are ready almost. Hoping to shoot some primer soon. Then the real work will happen. I have decided on a paint colour and finish. Stay tuned! -
Thank you Greg, I’d be interested in seeing what your creative grey matter could come up with!
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Len I’m sure there are already some in your house, you just need to get distracted looking for a part and bam they throw a bunch of stuff on your bench! I think this will be an annual thing for me, see how far I can get it before the year is over.
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34 Hot Rod Pickup
Bullybeef replied to bill-e-boy's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Well that is a fine “restart” Bill. I have a soft spot for those old amt/lindberg 34 trucks. I’ll follow along as you may have some ideas that I can use for a future build. I’m not apologizing for the care package of bench squirrels, chasing them has led to more build fodder for me. Bil -
That a beaut Bill, hope mine turns out this nice.
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Sean Tobin 1973 Grand Am RestoMod Tribute
Bullybeef replied to DoctorLarry's topic in WIP: Model Cars
I’m in for a follow on this build, I have a fondness for this body style!