Greg Myers

Talkin' three mags here, which one ?

Just my opinion, looks like they both evolved at the same time.

That one's a Model A. 1930.

Post #12

Anyone seen the Shelby Annual ?

Ding.Ding.Ding You are correct Ray.

Usually referred to as Phaetons or "TUBs" not "Buckets"

Race cars

No, that ain't him.

Boys, boys, boys, what pray tell does all this have to do with the question in my Original Post ? Didn't say nutin bout no race carz.

Well, that "electric mother" runnin' it can prolly really kick out some real power.

We have a winner. Yep I missed that one.

With the custom top , not a T Bucket, Bucket Tee there being a whole plethora of custom and "tall " tees , certainly all in the "same group" as the "Tee Buckets, Bucket Tees and Roadster Pick Ups" in this thread.

My first thought seeing the pictures of your build and the title " 57 Ford Mild Custom" the first thing that came into my mind was the old AMT kit with all the old custom parts. Then I saw what you did and the fact that it was the new Revell kit and all the kit bashing and detail added I was pleasantly surprised. Not having really looked inside the new kit I wasn't sure what Bob was talking about. But back to the build, just goes to show what one can do with a little imagination and creativity.

Go ahead , start a thread,

Just the same, weird.

Parts Packs ?

22's , 25's, 29's ? but no 27's . Unless you can do resin http://www.hobbylinc.com/jimmyflintstone-1927-ford-body-nose-for-amt-model-t-resin-model-vehicle-accessory-1:25-nb175

Ok, that's all I could think of in 1/24 and 1/25th scales. I know there are more out there. I have most of these or have built them in the past ( boy that's awhile ago ) so let us know what's missing. Parting shot, if you've never tried this one , it's 1/16th scale and certainly "Old School" but I think if you're into Tee Buckets, Bucket Tees or what ever you call them you'll like this one.

MPC

. . . and the "Little" Tees.

and now, the rest of the story, Monogram.

Testors ( Metal , still nice kits)

Lindberg, 1929 Model T ?