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thanks Stuart. it's a nice kit, I am thinking about using the frame rails (shared with the MPC modified racers and Double Flip F100) front/rear suspension that uses the same/similar rails, as well as a lot of other parts, from another one on a 3D printed Kellison J4 at some point. A few old-school hot rodder friends born in the 1930s/40s on back to the early 1920s had told me that tri-5 Chevy and corresponding year Pontiac frames were popular to build specials or racers off of, hence MPCs widespread use of it I am sure
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The '60 Nomad looks great, the Python and T seem nice too.
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Mostly out of box build with a few things added/changed on the MPC 'Spirit of '57' kit. This was smooth and enjoyable build, I am excited to try the '53 F100 based on many of the same bits.
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If anyone wants to part with an AMT "Beetle Bus" shorty VW kombi dragster, I'd love to have a chance at it and build it my way.
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1937 GMC COE Service Truck
Andria H replied to Andria H's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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1937 GMC COE Service Truck
Andria H replied to Andria H's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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1937 GMC COE Service Truck
Andria H replied to Andria H's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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1937 GMC COE Service Truck
Andria H replied to Andria H's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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1937 GMC COE Service Truck
Andria H replied to Andria H's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Kitbashed with Flintstone resin cab/box, weathered and built from spare parts. While the 1/1 Jeepers Creepers truck was a GMC, I had this Ford cab so chose to build a tribute like some Halloween or horror fans might build in real life.
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Looks good. I'm wanting to build one as an unrestored Isetta. Sacrilege, I know
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Hi all, Looking for a hood to complete my Jimmy Flintstone '50 Chevy COE. Any resin 1/25 scale COE chevy/GMC hood for a '50 cab will work for me.
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When Soraya's tail plume starts getting longer and fluffier and her pantaloons start getting long, you know fall/winter are around the corner around here.
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thanks, Donato
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Start on a Jim Keeler tooling Revell '40 Willys Overland pickup gasser in "out of longterm storage" condition. The build is getting a DeSoto hemi V8 swap with custom headers and a chrome dropped axle, some areas of red will be replaced with corrosion, interior will be 2-tone buff & black with simulated age wear, a few parts/oil/gas logos will go on the firewall, hood sides and glass, and a scratchbuilt wood slat bed floor is installed with a battery to be placed in the front left corner. Wheels are kit supplied with AMT Racemaster slicks in back/MPC Goodyear Polyglas up front. Weathered finish is Krylon satin black sanded down, rubbed with Grumbacher oil pastels in burnt sienna/raw umber and dusted with talcum, with a homemade black/rust wash over certain areas. Droopy hinges are made with an old political sticker cut into strips and are to be concealed behind the dash and gauge panel/door cards.
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looks like a "Pyrador" or Pyr and Labrador or possibly Pyr with something like a cow dog/heeler.