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These are the pictures I got from the goodguys heartland nationals pedal and model car show (don't have any pictures of the pedal cars). I entered my American Graffiti 32 and grumpy's 72 vega.

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That car has an awesome stance! Looking forward to it.

Agreed, that is one fine looking woody. Everyone on this forum is giving this kit way more justice than it deserves, it's so cool!

Got these 2 kits this past weekend at the goodguys heartland nationals.

Not mine, Thank God! That would have been expensive.?

I swear if those old kits were real and you tried to fill it with oil this would happen. ? Great job on that rear end man!

I saw this 66 chevelle at a local riverside restaurant.

That's a real looker, great job!

Hope you can find a color you like! I love the conversations and fun you, Lenny, David (W and G ?) have on here. They make me smile every time I read them.

* ONLY 1932 Tudor Sedans in 1:25/1:24, no matter the kit manufacturer. No Vickies, no Phaetons (even if based on chopped Tudor), no '31s, no Woodies etc... you get the idea. * Any body allowed. Kit's, 3D printed, resin... as long as it is a '32 Tudor Sedan. Some of the great resin cast four door bodies are also permitted. Delivery sedan conversions also allowed. Chopped or stock. * No previously finished models permitted in this thread. This is a fresh challenge. You can enter an already started project, but only if it is no more than 30% complete. *Build-off starts now and the finish line is October 15th. That's almost 5 months, which should give everyone plenty of time to complete their Tudor, considering the subject matter. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ From what I gathered from above, looks like it's any manufacturer and it just has to be based on a 32 sedan. That means your good to go! Looking forward to more of your build, Model on!

The old orange crate body looks so cool and I always wondered what it would take to put on a revell 32 frame. Looking forward to your build.

Looks like a cool project, looking forward to it. ?

I saw a blue 70 cuda, that was cool?. Then I saw a cybertruck, I think I threw up a little?.

Yellow and white always looks great on 55-57 t-birds, a personal favorite of my mom's and mine ?.

Thank you Michael, Bob, Pete, and Larry for your comments. I appreciate it.

Yes, I ment to say that. They don't make it in ho anymore, I found this at a train show for a great deal. It also has a soundtraxx tsunami 2 in it, that decoder sounds amazing.

Instant rake! ?

This is my favorite locomotive. I've been wanting a brass one for a long time but there so expensive ?. I've got a set of crescent limited cars from ihc (8) that I bought off of ebay for $200 and want one of these to pull them, still got to convert them to knuckle though (looking at kadee 505's). Right now I pull them with this.

Wow if you told me this was a glue bomb, I wouldn't believe you. Great job ?.

Got to working on mine this week. I wanted a tri carb setup on a SBF. Something like this. So I combined the flathead intake and the sbf intake to get this. For the wheels and tires I wanted a vintage look with halibrands. So i decided on the kit halibrands, pie crust slicks, and bias plie tires. So this is what I came up with. Oh and this is my first attempt at chopping a car, this is how it's going. Thanks for looking. Elliot

Looks amazing, I'll definitely be following! This car reminds me of a car I have from my grandfather, he built this sometime in the 70s.

Cool. I just put mine on a socket that's the right size then hold up a pice of sand paper to it. I start with something coarse like 600 grit then work my way up to 1000.

Wow that engine is a looker! Great job, what did you use for the an fittings?

I always love foreign american cars. And this one is cool, nice job!