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Renwal Peirce Arrow Concept by Virgli Exner
Paul Payne replied to Scott Colmer's topic in Model Cars
Superb model- and the inspiration had 12" thick doors, so yours are right on the money! -
Love the 4 carb flathead manifold, and those carbs are awesome!
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Dennis, somewhere in under glass are more pix- don't want to hijack this thread!
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Looks like maybe a Willys interior- but I like the bench seat better than the buckets.
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Looking good so far- I will continue following.
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Odds & Ends you'd Like to See
Paul Payne replied to Calb56's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Carb linkages, shifter linkages, banjo steering wheels, all the fiddly bits that seniors like me have more and more difficulty with! -
Just finished my first diorama! Asbury, NJ streets!
Paul Payne replied to GlueSniffer's topic in Dioramas
Super diorama, very realistic- and then that roadster! Really nice work! -
Love this build! Will be following closely! Built an Ardun Amt 36 awhile back, replaced the grille with a Monogram grille because the AMT unit doesn't have the tuck under. Here's a pic.
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I know one thing- as thick as the body plastic is, you should have plenty to work with!
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Love it! Warning- rat rods are addictive! Great use of 3d printed parts.
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This one is looking really interesting! I will follow!
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Looks promising! More!
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truck, boat, and trailer
Paul Payne replied to Paul Payne's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
That is fantastic! So glad to see progress on this! -
Well, I have been busy with the Duesey- repainted the engine, added the induction system and exhausts (the exhausts will need a little more work), wired it, and fitted mounting brackets on the chassis. The body is finally one color after 35 years- decided to go with Testors flat red instead of my usual flat black- still needs a lot of sanding- maybe another coat and then wet sanding. he final body color will be deep red, and the interior will get a shot of dullcoat to look like leather. The front chassis/belly pan still need paint. Had to repair some cracks caused by flexing during trial fitting. Also trial fit the front wheels for the first time ever- they need to be raised a bit to lower the front end. Also managed to get some paint on some interior pieces, as well as fabricating the beginnings of a bar in the back of the front seat- bottles courtesy of the gangbusters series. Does anyone have miniature liquor bottle labels? It would be fun to add them, but they really wouldn't be seen............
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Patina! Character! I love it!
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Great start- if you have some AMT hammers, you could alter them into body hammers. Small pieces of wood could be carved into dollies and bucks.
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Save on sandpaper AND have precise control.
Paul Payne replied to Bills72sj's topic in Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
Again, a great idea, a adaptable using various styrene shapes and even scrap. -
1944 Diamond T wrecker
Paul Payne replied to Chariots of Fire's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I know the feeling- my barristers bookcase sacrificed a shelf for my boat, trailer, and towing truck! -
1944 Diamond T wrecker
Paul Payne replied to Chariots of Fire's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Followed this build and love the result! Any thought of displaying it with something being towed? -
1932 ford saltlake car
Paul Payne replied to charlie libby's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
Looks like you are working in 1/8 scale? Super work in any scale! Will be following! -
Good to see this build get 3d interior panels! All other work looks really good1
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Classic '29 Ford A-V8 Highboy Roadster - Final Update 01- 24
Paul Payne replied to Bernard Kron's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Looking Good! Progress (trogress?) pix soon? -
Nice stock build.