Paul Payne

Casey, do you have a donor?

I have a partial tree of yellow lenses. PM me if interested.

Great job on a difficult kit, but it does lend itself to a good looking model. Having built one myself, I can only suggest gluing the top on as securely and accurately as possible with liquid styrene cement, and seal the seams with super glue. I have also found the grille surround and front of the hood can be tricky- on my 36 roadster I added material to the front edges of the hood sides and was very careful to engage both locating pegs on the body to the fenders to make sure the body sits down correctly. Good luck on your next 36 Ford build!

One feature in particular I remember was that the top was glass from a Corvette and masked off to be painted with the body- amazing workmanship! Good luck on a very promising project!

Reminds me of Doug Whyte's Stude several years back- I will be following!

Great looking hobby room! Based on experience. I recommend packing and transporting models in any stage of build by yourself, and transporting them in your own vehicle. I learned that the hard way.......................................................?

Cool rod- mellow yellow?

NICE! Love the color!

Made a lot of progress- completed the chassis, 4 carb engine, and interior with Bugatti Royale seats. Reworked the grille surround and ends of the hood sides, extended the hood to match the Monogram grille.

Looks like a peppy little custom! Looking forward to seeing it completed!

Now that's a GREAT HOT ROD!

Great looking hot rod! Ready for the street!

Looking forward to under glass photos!

Looking very tasty!

What material is the engine and engine mounts printed with? I'm not sure there's enough power....................?

Les, thanks for the info. I may experiment on a piece of scrap before using it on a model.

Has anyone used this after final paint polishing? I have heard some car waxes don't play well with styrene.

About the best hot rod I have seen!

Looking forward to more pix!

Great job, looking forward to more!

Possibly the nicest period hot rod model I have ever seen! Well done!

40 Ford convertible, 41 woody, not sure if there are more.

Going for a customized hot rod like the Pierson brothers 36 coupe.

This one will have a Duvall windshield, Halibrand solids, Bugatti seats, Columbia 2 speed rear axle, 4 carb manifold, solid hood sides, rear skirts, and the convertible top area filled and blended. Rumble seat will be converted to a trunk filled with the appropriate hot rod goodies.

Really liking the Deuce with the Duvall windshield! More!