Paul Payne

Trded for his started project, then finished it early fifties style.

Customized post war style, top chopped 6-1/4" scale inches.

I need a fret of photoetched seat belt latches. Used up my last ones. Lots to trade.

BMF is my big bugaboo lately. I have several older models I BMF'd with great success but now I have a resin 62 Studebaker GT Hawk that is ready to go together- all except the BMF! Tried id it, ho luck, peeled it off, tried again- still no luck. Anyone out there who could do a good job?

craig, the tires are old Monogram solids from either the Black Widow or Green Hornet. The wheels are Halibrand solids from Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland.

1936 Ford 3 window coupe chopped to 6-1/4" scale height. Will be a post war customized hot rod, updated with disc brakes.

I got this as a built model at the HCMA flea market- painted pink and white! It had the original AMT chopped top which I chopped further to a scale 6-1/4 inches. Added a 3D printed flathead with Navarro heads and 4 carbs, also replaced the rear end with a quick change and added disk brakes. Dual exhausts have fishtails. Rumble seat removed and converted to a trunk. Scratch built fender skirts, and working on a gloss black paint job. Pix include comparisons of the stock, kit chopped, and final top chop. Interior includes a tach in the center of the dash and a necker knob on the steering wheel. painted some goodies for the trunk- gas, oil, and water cans, a tool box, and a jack. Also a preliminary mock up.

Nothing better than a red 32 roadster!

Great repurposing of the Hawk streamliners! I have all four, and now I have some inspiration to build one.

Cleanest coal delivery truck ever! Beautiful work!

Will also trade for paint or scratch building supplies

Love it!

Awesome work!

Looks like a factory job!

I would drive that!

All you need is some beveriges in the cup holders.

Making progress- finished the engine, and trial mockup of the body, interior, and finished chassis- a small amount of material needs to be removed from the bottom of the front wheel wells to drop the front end a bit- otherwise looking good!

More progress- rear seat cushions cut out, new cushy tuck 'n' roll installed, and rear tail light housings are taking shape- a bit more sanding and we will be there.

Thanks, all!

Have a few of these, no mention of what engine this is.

Noel, I did indeed build a Renwal Revivals Bugatti T101C. Should be under glass.

Absolutely!

Number 7 in the stash bash- AMT 1949 Mercury which I got in trade several years ago. Most of the body mods were done by the original builder but I am going to turn it into my own creation. The tail lights are one of my additions- they are headlight bezels from a styline nose piece from the original AMT 1957 Thunderbird with the headlight lenses painted red. I also plan on adding a continental kit, turning it into a Mercury Continental. With the chopped roof, the rear end looked a bit stubby, so this will lengthen it out. Engine will be the Mercury flathead with Offenhause heads and two carbs with a teardrop air cleaner from Replicas and Miniatures. Grille will be the Corvette grille from the AMT 57 Chevy.

EMRE, I got the body years ago at a flea market. No idea who made it- sorry!

Had a great trade with Stavanzer. Will trade with him any time!