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Thanks I have thought about painting it pearl white subtle hint of purple and with some teal/purple metallic scallops

Hi I found this in my parts box and i thought i could try to build me a Kustom. This is i`ve come up with so far.

Wow.. this is looking really good, will it be pearl white?

Hi Thanks alot for the comments Very happy with that Did a little mock up, and i like what i see hehe The rear slicks is going to get white wall and rims will be painted the same color as the engine "Flame Red candy"

Thank you for very nice comments Yes the woodpanels is decals, they are tranparent so you have to do some preshading before putting them on. The framing is just oil color (burnt sienna i think) done with a chisel type paintbrush. Then some clear orange here and there to create some variations(is it spelled right?) This my first try at this so this is a learning project. I have more woody`s i`d like to build: 1941 Ford, 1948 ford, 1953 ford and 1960 Mercury Colony Park

Looking really good Love the paint job

Thanks guys This is first try at doing something like this, I was at a model expo earlier this year where the guy who make the woody decals was. I got the chance to talk to him alot about his stuff. i bought some of his decal sheets and went home and started right away, inspired by his work a link to his site with some info and pictures. http://www.uschivdr.com/products/wgw-1-woody-special/

Hi I have been doing some work on this model and this is how far i`ve come. This is getting photoetch grill and misc stuff. oodgrain created with decals from Uschi van der Rosten on the panels and oil colors for the framing

That looks great Did a wonderfull job, neat and clean

Wow...Thanks this is great. I`ll save for future use

Hi i`ve managed to do some more on this, i opened the rear doors and started to add some details inside

Looks superb any shots of the chassis ?

Thanks for nice replies for the bottle i shaped a bit of clear sprue using dremel and some files. then i painted with some tamiya clear blue with some silver as a cork

Well done Btw, what brand is those sparkplug wires ?

Hahaha....so funny Thanks

Love it

Nice.......

Hi started slowly on the carm had the body dippet in brakefluid (paint was really hard to get off). also found a engine to use, a 429 Boss ford with scratch built hillborn set up. a quick mock up.

Thank you for nice comments Found a better picture of engine.

Wow ...This is super nice job to bad the pictures is so small, would like to print out and hang on the wall

wow......that came out beautiful

Thanks for very nice replies i really appreciate it I`ll see if i can take some better pics of engine and some other angles

Thanks It`s Alfa Romeo color called Brunello Red and is mix between brown and red and its a metallic color.

Hi I just finished this one a 1965 Chevy Caprice Stw. As some of you chevy did not make a Caprice stw in `65 but i did it as a "what if" model since it was missing some Impala script on the PE fret. It started as a resin body that fit poorly on donor chassis, so i cut the roof of and replaced the ht roof on the kit body with it. tried to detail th engine bay, scratch built brackets for ac compressor, alternator and ps pump and using lead wire as drive belts(3 ea) I used etch from Model car garage for grill and emblems Alclad on bumpers, grille, mirror and door handles Buld thread here http://www.modelcars...l=&fromsearch=1 Some pictures

Hi Thanks for the link I found a picture of a Dodge Airforce police truck on line i`m going to use as inspiration for this build. I`m going for military police beacuse i think those cars is painted olive drab (witch i have in my sortment). Any suggestions on a late 60`s engine can use ? Thinking blower or Hillborn injectors