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Careful not to scratch that rust!
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AMT 1953 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible
Paul Payne replied to Cuba_13's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Roman, great build and love the body color! Looking forward to your choice of wheels and tires! -
That is drop dead gorgeous! Best build of the AMT 36 Ford I have ever seen! (including my own)
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Scotland to the rescue! Got my 40 standard hood today and it's perfect! Now I can continue this project! I love the profile of the 39 and 40 standards!
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Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Paul Payne replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Here's a mock up of a 1941 Willys roadster project- going to be very Art Deco style with Kelsey Hayes wire wheels and a blown Ardun flathead. Rear cowl is a portion of the same area from a Pyro Cord. -
Great fifties style hot rod! Love the Come and Arrest Me Red!
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11 of 15 the 32 ford body styles “oh let’s call it 12”
Paul Payne replied to Bullybeef's topic in Model Cars
That's the most diverse collection of Deuces by one builder I have ever seen! I followed your build thread for quite awhile and enjoyed it! -
AMT 1959 Continental --restoration of original issue kit
Paul Payne replied to rsmodels's topic in Model Cars
Beautiful detailing on a complex car- Well done! -
Looks promising so far! Any thought for an engine yet? And side pipes......................
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Me likey!
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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 exhaust system is great! As usual, looking forward to more progress! -
Possibly the best diorama I have seen in many years! You could look for hours and keep seeing details. Your figure work is great- looks like lots of modifications to whatever you started with!
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This is looking super! Great weathering and detailing! How did you get the shirt from a picture, on to the figure? Maisto make fairly inexpensive motorcycle models which can be disassembled and rebuilt, including Harley Davidson knuckleheads, panheads, shovelheads, etc.
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'29 Ford Roadster Hot Rod - Final Update - 09-23
Paul Payne replied to Bernard Kron's topic in WIP: Model Cars
You are nailing it! -
Well, since Ford never made a Zephyr, they MIGHT have used whatever sheet metal was available from their shelves..........................................
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First real mock up. Different wheels and tires- previous ones did not fit. Still in partial paint and primer with more body work done. Will be getting a replacement hood which hopefully will be a better fit.