my80malibu

I was Looking through some spare parts tonight. Lo and Behold, I found two Bodies to practice on.

Good Idea, I really didn't think of that one.

Those look Great Randy. Good luck with the engine kit. It looks like a winner already.

Where did you find it? Been looking for one of these too, for the Mini Bike.

Good advice made Bill. I want mine to be more aligned with the Front Pillar. The way Dennis chopped his. That's the look I was thinking of, Time to get the Saw out. Thanks Both of You, it really helped.

Very nice, looks great.

Hello, I have been searching for a tutorial showing where the cuts are made to chop a 32 Ford Coupe. Not having too much luck, locating any pictures.

Hello, I have been searching for a tutorial showing where the cuts are made to chop a 32 Ford Coupe. Not having too much luck, locating any pictures.

Seems to be a dependability and Communication issue.

Ask Brad Norgaard to show you how he Builds his straight axles. Honestly He should do a tutorial they are very good.

I would agree with this. the paint job in question doesn't look to bad in the picture.

There is a tutorial video on You Tube that covers this very subject. Good luck with your project.

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Economically your best bet is to build the 55. AMT already makes a sedan version of this which is very close to the one pictured. The Revell 29 is available, but is rather Pricey. Due to the Molds being damaged a few years back. It would possibly take another Revell 32 sedan kit to get a flathead engine. The Kit prices alone for a 29 build could easily exceed $70, whereas the 55 could be about $25. add in your paint quality choices, and other add ons like PE, and wheel upgrades, and spot on replica could get up there.

for a stock chassis you could wait for the Moebius 1966 ford pickup release. That would get you the closest.

Mine worked well for years , until I bought a real PB.

Waking up without Aches and Pains. Now that's living.

Try this, there is a video which explains this so much better.

Difficult decision I like them both.

Is that the correct price, Thought I saw it for $50

I kind of have this one going, it's the Milner Go Cart.

You could start with the Exhaust pipes opened up, possibly get some better Pedals, Magnesium wheels, more realistic chain drives.

Modelhaus was the only one I knew of that cast a resin 57 F-100, They also did parts for the 60 f-100, there may be some copies out in the world of the Internet, but unfortunately the ModelHaus is gone.

What about the Miss Deal kit?

This is why I have been considering switching to acrylic paint, Mission Model paint has a poly additive, that looks very interesting in the video, and is very convincing in person. The paint has no Oder and is easy to mix,cleanup is a breeze, a good candidate for indoor painting.