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misterNNL

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  • Birthday 10/24/1942

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    Tom Woodruff

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  1. That boom assembly looks like a Weaver T3. I have a lot of info on it it that be of any help with creating a printable file.
  2. I see lots of potential coolness developing here.
  3. Outstanding art! I love commercial vehicles from that era. Those mirrors would have been pretty much useless but are in fact cool looking. The reflections in the paint are perfect and very much like pinstripes. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
  4. Unusual to see weather curtains on any vehicle. From what I have read law patrol officers in early days were required to use open vehicles so they could hear better so this choice of vehicles is perfect.
  5. The only thing I would have done differently would be to drop the tail end down so those rear tires are mid window. Very original concept.
  6. Spot on mate!
  7. I wonder if the widow should be more football shaped rather than race trace track like.just saying.
  8. Very unique stylish continuing the hood though the bed cover. Nice!
  9. Absolutely amazing project with Superb details and show winning craftsmanship. Everything is in correct proportion and well balanced. When finished it will be one that one could at for a long time and continue to see new things. Congrats!
  10. Floorboards for your model T project can be made from basswood which takes weathering stain accents very well.
  11. Times infinity hopefully.
  12. Excellent work. Nice to see a vintage kit built with attention to details unthought of when the kit was new. From what I have read Mr.Ford used the black paint predominantly seen in that era because it dried very quickly thus speeding up production a few minutes. Another story concerning those wooden floor boards is that Henry specified a very specific type and length of boards be used for some of the components he ordered from outside suppliers that were delivered to his factories on pallets.Those pallets boards were then used for the boards. Smart man indeed.
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