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Everything posted by Bullybeef
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Yowzers those flames look incredible over that beautiful ultra inky black!
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Thank you Topher, I really wanted this one to be an eye catcher Thanks Jim Many thanks Carl, I’ve said it before, you are definitely the forums good will ambassador, always a positive comment from you! Hope to hammer on some more details today
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I’ll send a cold front from the east coast out to you, we are getting frost warnings!
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An interesting custom for sure, I’m in to see how this one builds up.
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Never! I believe it goes til the 15th of October!
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Well back a couple of months ago Revell re released their 1932 Ford Sedan, which prompted the Well I was in from the word go as my favourite kits to build are the 1932 Fords and its iterations. I had to blow the dust off the desk and have a go. It was fun to be part of a build off, I decided on a patina finish of the body with everything else being in a rather newish state. Please excuse the state of the shop, the guys had to clear out a project to get the photo shoot done haha!
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It used to be a Castrol product, now it’s just listed as Super Clean! apologies to the OP for cluttering up the thread @LennyB
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I scribed door, hood, trunk lines before dipping, it helped, but it depends on type of paint, I used it mostly on old builds ie junk rebuilders. I have a small sealable container on my desk for quick removal of chrome. No mess and biggest perk, no f’n smell like oven cleaner!
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Thank you Bob.
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Thank you Michael. Thank you Dennis.
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Spent some time adding some stains to the floor and a bit of colour to the walls! It’s starting to come together. Not sure if the lift is staying but it adds a nice touch to the garage.
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Full strength works the best, it removes chrome and the varnish underneath in minutes as well!
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Stock frame finished in red oxide primer. parts used: Revell 32 ford frame rails, Revell 40 ford rear spring perch, Revell 29 ford front spring perch( from the older 29-31 model A kits) K member from the Amt ford Victoria(early kit not the phantom Vickie). The K member took substantial reworking to get it to look stock. Now the work is not perfect but it gives a better representation of a stock frame. Both frames will find a home in the Deuce works diorama I have started! Stay tuned for the next installment of suspension components for the modified frame!
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As others have already stated Wow! I’d love to see the chassis to see how you’ve achieved the stance.
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Well that figures lol, it gets re-released after I comb the ends of the earth to find one hahaha.progress on this will be slow but I’ll make an effort to try to keep after it.
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Ok a little more work has been completed on the stock frame. The K member is taking shape. I added the front and rear cross tubes as structural support. Still more work to do on the K member as it needs some shaping, (it is not currently added in its correct location) still but I’m happy to be making progress. more soon. Comments are always welcome.
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Thank you Carl, and I’m glad people will remember me for a coined phrase ?