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Everything posted by Bullybeef
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Thank you Trevor, hack and whack are definately the correct term for this build. Pop ups or pop outs are a possibility. The stance will be lower, but 1940's lower. The blue fender pieces are from the monogram 1941 Lincoln, 4 rear sections to be exact.
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Thank you Phil, I wish this was the 1:1 world an I could now outsource the bodywork and paint haha.
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I’m wayyyy outside my comfort zone here hahahhaha.
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Yeah I got an idea in my head and had to spend the day hashing it out. Lots of rough cuts that will get cleaned up. That windshield frame could be an idea to use. Thank you
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STITCHES
Bullybeef replied to TopherMcGinnis's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Remember to set your traps at night! Well if i'll be remembered for something might as well be a humourous quote. -
Ok this is a wild deviation from my usual type of build. I started with a bunch of leftover junk parts and started hacking and taping parts together til I had a decent idea sitting together. The chop saw, sawz all and axe were busy! It’s still very rough and raw but I at least have the idea on my bench and can start smoothing things out. You can see from the timeline of photos that some ideas were tried and scrapped already. At the moment it has a full body, chassis is underway and a driveline will be sorted. So it will not be a curbside. Warning pic heavy!
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That big yellow lump looks perfectly at home in the engine bay, colours are great!
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?wow!
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Awesome work Dennis!
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Looks great so far!
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There is one kit I’d wished I had managed to find and add to my small stash, I’ve seen the roof conversion with the roof of the Chevy fast back, I envision it as a chopped roof tail dragger with wide whitewalls, lake pipes and a sinister dark colour.
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I’ve had paint do that before, looks like it went on to thin and dried as it hit. I’m sure you will get it correcedt and coated in black lustrous paint.
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Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Bullybeef replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
I’ve been invited in a fakebook group to a build off for 40 fords, the more custom the better. The group is FFaFF. This is my entry in its current state. -
Looks awesome with the 34
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Love it all, what is the source of the headlight bar? That’s an exceptional detail!
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To be honest Jim, yellow would not be too bad a colour for this body style. I had to do a double take. IMO I think you are on a correct path to get the white and trim out of the way first.
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I can’t work with too much clutter around me, I will only work on one project at a time on the bench, once I reach a stalemate point I’ll pack it away and work on another, I may leave the mockup pieces on the bench to see if ideas change.
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Just have to whip up a Dago’d ibeam
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Thank you Jim! Clean is always an adjective I like when it comes to my building style. I send you a dm regarding the junk on my desk
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That’s “Crafty” I like them a lot.
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I tried out the Tamiya polishing system last night… looks like a freshly carnuba’d car. It left me with some small areas of burn through but I’m not gonna let it get me down as this build is for me and a learning experience. I’m no perfectionist and I’m hoping the yards of chrome will detract the eye away from the paint( my painting budget has decreased since the last move and I’m doing my best to use up what I have(and also my availability to get said colour has been limited as well)). I have decided on the Desoto grille and the stock bumpers. Take a look and let me know your thoughts concerns criticisms(no I’m not looking at you Jim). I’ll go back to working on the interior and final assemblies now. ps kindly disregard the mess of my desk.
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Nice start on this one Bob, that sbc from the revell roadster builds up nice, too bad revell hasn’t seen fit yet to offer a nice sbf with some similar options yet.
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Any specific videos you’d recommend? Or shall I just surf the dark highway and see what pops up? I am keen on British comedies
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My post was as mostly in jest, I’d love to add a new skill to my bag of tricks.