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Super clean and great stance. Nice color and finish too with a tidy engine bay.

All are very clean. Supurb

Good stuff. Those Jags are classy

Super sharp. Nice tidy engine bay

Great builds, you've had quite a busy year

That's a cool idea. The Impala looks great. Do you get to keep it or does it go back to the original owner?

First off let me say there is no build thread for this one. I did it on the down low. I got this in a large bundle from my buddy about 8 years ago. Slowly I have been making them my own. This time its the Revell '32 Ford 5 window. This has been an on and off project for quite a while. I knew I wanted to make this one a rat rod but I wasnt sure the looks it should have. I had to hit the bone yard for a lot of the parts I needed because my buddy's choice of parts differs from mine. It wasnt until about a six months ago I decided I wanted to pay homage to my mom. She was born in 1932 so how appropriate to build something with her birth year. My dad passed away in 2008 and ever since I make it a point to visit with her and have dinner once a week. She lives alone and does really well considering her age. We like to play Rummy, Scrabble and Skip-Bo. About the time I decided what I wanted to do with this build, I happened to notice that the 3 of hearts was missing from our deck of cards. So we opened up a new pack and I slipped the old deck into my pocket. Since her favorite color is yellow I had to use it in some way. I used yellow cellophane for the windows and yellow plug wires. I chose a HEMI for the power plant with the tri-carb set up. The distributor, fuel rail and fuel pump are scratch built and the chain to keep the engine mounts from breaking is jewelry parts. The coil is plastic from the parts tree and the radiator hose is headphone cable. I had to fab together the pulley system from plastic tubing and I used electrical tape as the fan belt. I fabbed up the bomber seats from sheet styrene and used the cards I pocketed as the seat cushions and the Queen of Hearts is the mural on the back wall. Thanks for looking

nice job on the paint and the details are awesome

Very nice. Your diorama really adds to your builds

Really nice. I like the color and finish

Super clean. Nice job

Outstanding job.

Really dig that Impala. Nice job on them all

Superb job on them all. Love them all

Very very cool! What an imagination!

Great stuff there Mike. That black Chevelle, wow!

Amazing! Where do find the time? All are top shelf

Wow that's cool! Tons of details

Good stuff Bob. Really like that Red Baron!

I forgot about these Technically this one is a model. It's a metal body kit offered up by Testors and then there's the big boys

Great build! Love the color and stance

Really very nice! Love the color combo.

Shes done. Finished pics are here. Thanks for following along

Revell '37 Ford Coupe inspired by a '36 I saw on the web. I got this kit from my In-laws a few years ago for Christmas. I wasn't that fond of the pre war cars when I got it but after recently tackling the '40 Ford pickup, I had a change of heart. I didnt care for the wheel choices offered with this kit so based on my inspiration I opted for steelies. They are from the '58 Impala kit. This build didnt pose many challenges other then the inner fenders. I left them out so I could squeeze all the lowness I could get out of her. I did get a bit of glue on a side window so I had to make that piece. Other than that, shes box stock. Create smart olive green mixed with a little black covered with Krylon matte clear. How the sausage was made Thanks for looking

Thanks Steve. I bought a big bag of red and black from an ebay vendor. I wasn't sure what a 4 oz. Bag would look like. I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived. The label on the bags say www.Craftflocking.com I brush on Elmer's white glue to mount it.