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Chopped, Channeled Tracknose '32 Tudor Sedan
Kit Karson replied to Ace-Garageguy's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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I've known Paul for over thirty years and have to say he is one of the greatest secrets in our hobby! His work in scale is only surpassed by his work in the 1:1 realm! Everything he touches has his personal mark on it and rarely misses the bar set by other great modelers over the last four decades. My thanks and gratification for his talent and friendship can never be expressed fully! -KK
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1935 Ford pickup
Kit Karson replied to Maindrian Pace's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Inquiring minds want to know more about the AAM resin transkit to convert the Revellogram '37 Ford pickup into a '35... -KK -
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Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Kit Karson replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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"Proportions" & 3D Vision - Absolutely are "part and parcel" and are intrinsically involved in creating a conceptual form imagined in one's own mind. That's why they say, "Seeing is believing!"
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Here are couple of basic rules in cutting up and joining/merging plastic/resin model car bodies: Measure thrice & cut once leaving material to be filed/sanded to shape/size... Cut lines: to leave the line or take the line... that is the question. When cutting, is the line to be removed or left, initially; the angle of the cut may also play a part in slicing up parts... When joining cut parts, edges should be clean and smooth... some joints are flat butt joints and others are beveled or slightly overlapped... Fishplates: using a backing material to strengthen a joint/splice sometimes is necessary... a piece of note paper soaked in CA glue, or a thin piece of sheet plastic used to bridge the seam secured with liquid bonding cement, could/should be used at the builder's discretion... With practice, most seams can be finished with very little bondo/filler putty and finish sanding... -KK
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'32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan came about while picking parts for the: Found a bunch of late '20s thru early'30s town cars on the interweb: and only one 1932 Ford Town Car that was found after the initial cutting and trial mockups were completed. Concept Mockup @Dennis Lacy's Ed Fluck '32 Ford Chopped 4Dr Sedan resin body mounted on the AMT '34 Ford Pickup fenders & running gear... and the Revell '32 Ford Highboy roadster body... Enough cutting... let's see how the rest of the pieces fit together: '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan rough cut mockup! Kits involved include parts from: AMT 1928 Lincoln Sport Touring AMT 1932 Chrysler Roadster AMT 1932 Ford Phaeton '32 Ford Phantom Vickie Revell/Monogram '32 Ford Highboy Revell '32 Ford Sedan Street Rod AMT '34 Ford Pickup R&MCoMD Rat Rod Tires & Wire Wheels 2 B continued! -KK
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Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
Kit Karson replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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I too will be working on a pair of deuce sedans! One will be based on the @Dennis LacyDrag City chopped 4dr body and the second starting with my R&M of MD chopped 2dr body. Where's my Sawzall? -KK
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Now the field of players has reached a fevered pitch! You all know that kit bashing is my favored sport & jamming with @Speedpro yesterday has brought me to an irreversible plan! Film @ 11! -KK
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Stellar! -KK
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If this turns out to be anything like: ...then this could be the next big adventure in hot rod modeling! -KK
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AMT 2532 1932 FORD SEDAN & 1940 WILLYS COUPE DOUBLE KIT AMT 21896P Switchers 1932 Ford Sedan-Phaeton 1/25 Scale Plastic Model Kit Jim, you are correct! In addition, there were a couple other offerings of the Deuce Sedan. I might have been a bit more specific regarding my earlier comment, by qualifying my statement as being a "Revell" offering being the Orange Crate. -KK
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Let's see who else is up to the challenge? -KK