customsrus

Having fun is what it's all about, and you have more talent than you give yourself credit.

i always admire your ability to turn plastic into art. great looking build,cant wait to see more

another great looking build ace.

cool a willys on steroids, me like.

looks good, let see it with the other wheels now that it is painted.

I know ,Iknow maybe, maybe not. It looks real.

well its about time you got this back out, Im one to talk huh!!. It is really beginning to take shape. nice work ace.

Last but not least, I added some material to the bottom of the window openings. Use plastic sheet cut to size for this. I will round off the outer top edge a little. Maybe?

I added a seperation line between the inner fenerwells and the body. First I taped off the area then I used the backside of an exacto blade to carve my line. Then I added some putty to make some corrections to my line. Then sanded it and this is what I came up with, may need a liitle more work to finish.

Well its been awhile since I have had anything to update on this build. But I did finally get to do some work on it. I cut out an spot in the drivers side fenderwell for a master cylinder. I also made a master cylinder,cause I could not find one I liked. Made it from an assortment of parts. I took the master cylinder from an old build cut the fluid tank off, added a larger mounting flange to the back of it, drilled holes for studs and added plastic rod for the studs, then cut them to size,added some brass tubing for the brake lines, then made a cap out of plastic tubing. It will look better after I clean it up and paint it.

this is a 34 ford I have been working on for some time now, It will have hubless wheels and will use an electric motor for motivation. I am thinking about a complete carbon fiber body using decals. I might finish this someday. Have two different grilles for this one is from the alumna coupe and the 2nd one was made from strips of plastic. It also has the headlights behind it as in the above picture..

Here is a Mid engine Corvette. In primer. Now with paint...

How about a Pontiac Banshee. First with some primer. Now with paint.

Can't leave my grandson out. so I built him a 70 chevelle. now with some paint on it.

Here s one I did for my granddaughter It is a 96 Impala SS converted to a 2 door coupe. Here is is with paint on it.

great start on this. the bed is just awesome. love the color too. but the tail lights will have to grow on me.One of these days I am going to have to try the leather on the seats..

and yet another fine 50. keep up the great work space....

another great build space, lets see some more

this looks like its going to be nasty..........

looks like your off to a good start..

looks like you nailed the weathering technique. truly a nice build..........

Not much new to update but I did repair the hood lines since I sanded them half off during the build process. I added platic rod over original lines. Bondo and sanded smooth.

What do you guys think of the hood lines do you think I should keep as is or shave them off? If I get rid of them it will a little different than the original.

Thanks everyone for your comments.

Now as it currently sits with some primer on it. Will need some fine tuning on the body work but its taking shape again.