stavanzer

Outstanding Workmanship, Jim!

I just found this old Pete. What a great build. It captures the look of the trucks I remember seeing back in the day. Good Show.

The '32 Vicky has 6 tires. 4 pad printed White Walls and 2 Printed Pie Crust Slicks. Sadly no tires for a custom version, so you are on your own there. No telling what tires the Sedan will have, but in the other thread on the sedan, it shows the same Chrome tree as the Vicky and Phaeton. I hope we get some Wide Tires for the Custom Rims. As for the Rallye GT tires, those seemed to have taken a long vacation from the Round2 Toolbank. I hope they never return. I have about 60 of them in my Box'O tires and many kits from the '80's.

It sure looks sleek for 1959!

Any more Thoughts on the "New" T-133 '32 Sedan, Tim? From the images posted on the other thread, it looks like this was the easiest Mod on the existing tooling since the Vicky was out several years ago. (not that finding the Sedan body was easy) I am really looking forward to this one. Seeing it was a Complete Surprise.

MPC Sold one called NOTOX. Pic at the link. https://www.scalemates.com/kits/mpc-notox--1180618

And 3 years later, T-133 Tudor Sedan is announced as a new kit. Might even see it in time for Christmas! With Pad Printed Tires, Expanded Decals and Vintage Box art, this will be killer!

It was very good of you, to adopt those poor, Lonely Kits.

Awesome Replica of a famous Car. What a Killer Machine. You've done it Proud. Good Show.

IIRC, that Box art on the '32 Sedan is vintage from the 1970's. Really Curious to see what's in this box!

Great Job. It looks better than that kit ever has.

Very Nice. A totally unexpected Colour! Good Show.

Man, I need one set of those Dodge Truck Hubcaps and Rims. I keep missing the window, to get them. Drat!

Tasty Pair of Plymouths! You really nailed the look of 'em! Good Show.

Wow! What a great build! That is a Home Run! Good Show.

A Tudor, not the Vicky? Great News! The Hot Wheels Kit are nice to have. I missed the Flip Nose 57 last time. I can get it this time.

This looks great! Coming along very nicely.

I had one of those Planes. Kit is an Unbuilt, Promo style. Detail is a bit soft and very crude. I finally sold it, a couple years ago.

That's the engine that's in the kit, too. Nice Shots of it in the Video. Great close ups of the Dash too.

I know that Tom Coolidge was rumored to be working on a Master, but never finished it. Are there any 1950 Buick Bodies out there? I'd prefer the Roadmaster Sedanette, but would take what ever I could find.

Another Video on the Jeepster. Petersen Automotive Museum.

Yeah, That is awesome!

No, they are neat, working kits. You need to really pay attention to the build though. Every thing has to be "Just-So". It is a Very Fussy kit to assemble Correctly & Functionally. My Dad helped me build one of the Revell Versions when I was about 14. We got everything to work. Lubed it with Mazola Corn Oil.. It stayed Functional for a couple years until a shelving collapse claimed it.

Yeah, I'm not happy with your reasoning, Les. But, nothing to be done about it, is there.

That is too Kool! Very clever paint and decals. I really Like it! Good Show.