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Like it was meant to be!

I saw a bit of a sneak preview on IG the other day, pretty cool stuff.

Replace the cream with grey??‍♂️

Had some ideas knocking around in my brain bucket ( probably from one or two many pan galactic gargle blasters)! So I cracked open some boxes and started hacking away at some plastic. These are future builds as I was getting a little frustrated with some current builds and needed to step back from them. The first one is a 32 Ford five window coupe on a nicely Z’ed frame and the second is the current 30 Ford coupe. Both are sitting on full frames with suspension not just bricks and loose wheels. Thoughts, concerns, criticisms, keep them all to yourselves ( nah I’m just kidding) Comment away! a small but significant shoutout to Bill for his well detailed how to on addin a Z to a frame! Thanks for lookin

I think you could almost two tone it with a light turquoise and an accent of a dark grey! It would move it forward into the current 20’s builds

@customline hey Jim, maybe you could just finish the roadster ??????????

Temps in Celsius! That’s the great thing about living on an island in the North Atlantic, it’s wet, cold and everything gets rusty.

I’ll let it sit for a bit, see thats what I’ve learned since I started as a kid, if something doesn’t wanna fit brute strength and ignorance with a bfh aren’t gonna help, so instead of getting frustrated I’ll let it sit on the shelf of shame til I feel like I have a well thought out soloution! More soon.

The Grape ape approves, paint looks great Jim!

Incredible attention to detail on the wear marks on the tools, the floor jack looks like it just rolled out from under a truck! well done!

That’s just Bitchin Bob!

Thank you Tim, I appreciate and slightly humbled by your comment. Thanks Steve appreciate the comment

Thanks David, I’ve seen a couple of patina cars that were body only and everything else was mint, so I gave it a go on this one, I’m sure the wait fit the kit will be worth it! Thanks David, the great thing about the current releases of the 32 ford from Revell is the mix n match ability.

Emre thank you for your kind words Thank Robert, when I first started building hot rods, I never really worried about shiny paint, still kinda don’t lol. Thank you Stuart I’m sure you will enjoy this release, and my pleasure to share.

Thanks and they are haibrands Thanks Thanks Bill, I’ve learned that ride height is importanter than shiny paint ?.

Thank you Carl Thanks Bob, you should give one a go Thank you

I have a soft spot for 35-36 fords, they are a beautiful body style, well done on yours sir! The grille is perfect. @Jim B this would be the movie car!

Just a reboot of the Eliminator kit

Just popping in to see what’s taking so long?

Well the 34 wasn’t playing nice today so she gets sent to the shelf of shame. I have the interior and glass done, but the body doesn’t want to sit nicely on the frame, and I’ve only mocked it up like a dozen times, the only difference is the dash this time!

I‘m impressed with your realism on the weathering, I’d say it looks like a car from Newfoundland, but those cars have long been scrapped, crushed and have come back as various iterations of Hyundais. Well done!

Well done on both and to quote Snake45 “Model on”

Very clean build, now I want to go watch the movie again!

I like where this is heading, the body kit makes the old Mustang II look less like a pinto!

I love the almost stock look of this and after seeing the 34 wheels on there I’m hooked on the look! Well done sir!