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im movin kinda slow this morning, but i managed to add some finned drums! unfortunately i had to file off all the nice wheel stud and grease cap detail that Danny I carved in....sorry dan. more to come! bryan

sounds like a cool project! cant wait to see more cheers bryan

thanks Mike & Ron!! Andy: im using Krylon stuff, it dries quick and its cheap! LOL cheers bryan

thanks cranky! im back at the bench now, i got sidetracked, had to throw some clothes in the washer! cheers bryan

thanks andy! ill have some more progress later on, stay tuned! cheers bryan

time to get to work on this again! stay tuned bryan

i have a 49 merc that i plan on puttin 57 chrysler tailights in, and you have to use part of the fins to do it......i havent quite figured it out yet, but ill get to it one of these days! nice work! bryan

thanks cranky! yea, that interior took me forever.....and it looks just like my buddy brads van interior!! he does carpentry n stuff, and his van is trashed!! LOL bryan

thanks harry. i had alot of work, and scratchbuilding in this thing. i scrathbuild the bumpers, runnin boards, "rookie rods" the exhaust........the list goes on and on. it will end up in dr.crankys collection, when he comes to get it, hopefully this summer when he makes it up north. thanks again bryan

yea, sorry `bout that buddy. next time ill remember. thanks Bryan

one final mockup for tonite.... thats it for me tonite. thanks for lookin cheers bryan

unfortunately, my air compressor has died so im doing all this with rattle cans. works just as well. gotta get a new compressor though. more to come bryan

i found them, i musta posted them in the wrong place.. sorry. theyre in the truck section! thanks again guys! bryan

thanks guys! cheers bryan

thanks guys! yea its an opel blits frame. i had alot of workin this one. cheers bryan

i posted 2 more in here, but i dont know where they went........ i posted my 32 ford ratrod towtruck, and my 50 chevy scrap hauler truck... where`d they go?? Bryan

thanks guys! i appreciate the comments! cheers bryan

thanks guys! i appreciate the kind words! cheers bryan

ok, i shot it with brown boots, and then red primer. misted on some water, and shot it black..........heres what i got now ill let it dry, and start with the rust n gunk! stay tuned bryan

ok, the frame is assembled, im trying the Dr. cranky method this time, he always assembles the frames and then shoots them. this one is gonna go get shot with "brown boots", and red oxide primer......ill let that dry, and lightly mist it with some water, then hit it with flat black. let it dry a bit and then i hit it with a toothbrush....its a great technique that usually yields great results.... stay tuned, headed to the paintbooth now.... thanks for lookin! bryan

this build is one of my faves, and i think it represents my best work in rust and crust...... this build is now owned by our own Dr.cranky! although, he has to come pick it up this summer im afraid to mail it, its way too delicate... heres a few shots heres the link to all of them...... http://s703.photobucket.com/albums/ww32/1613AUTOWORKS/50%20Chevy%20Scrap%20Truck/ thats all for now.....more to come. thanks for lookin guys! cheers bryan

beautiful paint work!! cheers bryan

Heres another one... my 32 ford rat tow truck. the bed and tow boom is all scratchbuilt, the dually wheels (front and rear) came from the monogram ford dually pick up.....i made a mold and cast my own.. heres a couple shot, again i dont wanna flood the board..... ok one more...... heres the link to all of them, thanks for looking guys! http://s703.photobucket.com/albums/ww32/1613AUTOWORKS/32%20Ford%20Towtruck/ ill post more when i get some time, plus i dont wanna flood the board..... thanks again! bryan

since i am fairly new to this forum i thought i would post a few pics of my finished stuff....... heres my 32 ford sedan rat i dont wanna overload the forum with a ton of pics, so heres the link to all of them.... http://s703.photobucket.com/albums/ww32/1613AUTOWORKS/32%20Ford%20Sedan%20Ratrod/ thanks for lookin! cheers, bryan

cool! this is a great kit, cant wait to see what else you cook up with this one! cheers bryan