Bronzekeg
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recent build using tamiya metallic orange and various testors and krylon paints. some parts from the 29 roadster were used. I tried taking pics outside today but they glared bad. thanks for looking.
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looking great, stay with it!
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I got this kit finished earlier today and even managed some outside pictures for under glass. thanks all for following and or commenting! next up a 32 ford coupe.
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thank you David!
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thanks Greg!
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thank you Ace!
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thanks Bob, I love them also!
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with the steering wheel done, that completes the interior. I was then able to mount the roof and put the door handles on, leaving just the front and rear lights to do. front tank from the spares box. build should be finished tomorrow.
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thanks Carl!
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thanks David, I think it looks better!
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thanks Mathias!
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after a test fit the body was mounted on the chassis.
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interior was done up out of the box using krylon off white and testors matt rubber. steering wheel still to do. instrument cluster was sprayed with testors dull coat.
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thanks Ace! they do work well together.
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thanks Craig! it is being built to my taste in old street rods.
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I also got the firewall mounted along with the radiator, pedals and shifter
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I finally decided on the wheel tire combo. the fronts are from the 29 roadster kit and the rears spares box and parts pack.
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thank you Craig, I like it.
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fhank you Mathias!
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lookin' real good!
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a quick mock-up with the body in place shows that out of the box the car sits level. raising the rear gave me the rake I was looking for. that is not the wheel and tire combo that it is going to get. the keystone mags and whitewalls are too bright and take your focus away from the engine and body. for my taste anyway.
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rear end has been raised a strong 1/8 inch to get it off the frame. the rear shocks needed lengthened also. I don't have pictures but the front axle assembly was built up out of the box. the drum brakes are also out of the box. I'll put the exhaust tips on after the body has been mounted.
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thanks Ace, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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thanks David!
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thank you Rob!
