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That is gorgeous! Such clean mods, wheels/tires, and paint all seem to accent those sweeping lines.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for the comments folks. Greatly appreciated.
Wish I could take better pictures... I'll keep working on it.
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What we have here folks, is not the most recent of builds, though some tweaks and updates have recently been made.
The build is meant to be a tribute to fellow fan of Hot Rods, Gassers, and Drag Cars. Our friend the Goon explains...
- Thanks for looking, take care.
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Now, THAT is a Hot Rod! Love the way those pie-crust slicks peek out of the rear fenders.
Thanks for sharing this build.
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Gorgeous build overall. The mods and stance are right on!
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Beautifully clean build. The foil work and detail on the wipers are especially nice.
Reminds me of toolin' around in my Dad's Dark Blue HiPo 1966 Mustang Gt ( Where I admittedly got
a bit heavy footed at times), FUN car.
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Can't wait to see this one Under Glass. All your mods, such as the chop, trim, color scheme, etc. really seem to compliment the
clean lines of this Elco.
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Crisp, gorgeous detail throughout! Wonderful build- and the way those slicks peak out ever so slightly looks sooo great.
Thanks for sharing this build.
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Thanks for the comments.
Take care, all.
-Aloha
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Terrific build overall. Super-clean paint work and gorgeous detail throughout.
I especially like your work on the roll cage and jet engine mount. Thanks for sharing this
build.
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Called, "And It Was Good Dream", this build was in fact based on a dream and childhood memories of some formative years in Japan. The build is meant to channel the fun, unapologetic styles of some Japanese custom/hot rod shops (ie: Paradise Road)and U.S. car clubs such as Deadman's Curve C.C.. The story of this hard-chopped coupe follows on the card pic. The backdrop of a favorite hobby shop and favorite food, fronted by a pie-crust slicked show-n-go '32 coupe, indeed makes it a good dream for me. Thanks for checking it out.
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Whoa! Clean build, Terrific stance, and I especially like how the rear fenders were bobbed.
Wonderful work.
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Sorry for the late response TransAmMike,
I am not in the military, though the Marines did bring my family here in 1986 and we've never left.
Military family history and growing up around aviation have fostered a strong interest in military
subjects, though muscle cars and hot rods have always been a part of life (and model building life).
Thanks for the welcome folks and looking forward to sharing some cars and diorama-type builds.
Take care all.
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Thanks for the comments, glad you folks dig it. I realize the stance is a bit exaggerated, but I felt I needed to make use of those huge slicks. Here are some in progress pics.
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Aloha all,
This is my latest completion. The kit is the Revell '76 Torino, done up in a Street Freak-style. The scratch built backdrop and details represent a longstanding local hobby shop. It was great fun building such a wild machine and figuring out how to replicate the model shop details and items.
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I have been a long time reader of MCM and lurker here at MCM forum and decided it was time to join in the conversation.
The builds, sharing, and discussions here are a constant source of inspiration. My model building interests range from
military subjects (planes, ships, armor), sci-fi, diorama, and of course cars (hot rods, customs, gassers, etc), which
means the number of started projects greatly outnumber finished work. I look forward to sharing with you folks.
Take care.
Revell '29 Roadster, Late '50s Style
in WIP: Model Cars
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YES! Fantastic Hot Rod! Stance, color combo, and parts... Right on !
Thanks for sharing.