Mr. Metallic

It doesn't look like he's been here since 2019. I'll tag him for you. But your best hope is that somebody that knows him reaches out to him. @MGL But thanks for brining this one back up. I missed it when it was new. Such a cool build.

Man oh man, this came out great. I followed along with the build, thanks for taking us along for the ride. That color is so cool, and the sheen just sets it off. It's becoming your signature.

i clicked in expecting a standard build of this kit because you don't see them much anymore. But then I got to the engine, YOWZAH. You subverted my expectations. Cool build. I've seen that motor before on Jays page, but how did you do the Lincoln valve covers?

Very cool. I saw a build of this kit awhile back on Facebook and fell in love because the body style was so unique. I eventually found that kit so I'll be building one myself. Your build shows what a little care can do with this kit to turn in into something special.

Slippery paint job, great color choice.

Stunning build. great color choice. Your build shows what can be done by parts swapping with this classic Monogram kit. @alan barton check it out!

Very clean build and great color choice. Well done.

Such a cool and unique build. I've commented on it on Instagram and actually shared it as my daily featured pic. I'm not a big fan of that Tom Daniel design, but you took it and made it so much cooler, and then the flattie V-12 to top it off is just awesome!

Great color choice. Nice clean build. Well done.

Incredibly cool concept, and great build as always. Thanks for sharing.

Nice paint work, very clean build. Well done.

No, Brians in Dekalb. Not so local ? Majors is my LHS, it's only 20 minutes away. I'm sure they will have some soon.

Clean build of a classic kit. Nice to see it done in the blue instead of the more common metallic red or bright red.

Nice clean build. Classy styling and great color choice.

That tub is sweet. Are those the headers from the Pie Wagon?

In regards to Revell kits engineered in the mid-60's, in particular their hot rods, in my opinion it's not a matter of quality control. Speaking as a person that does quality control for a living, their kits were designed with a breakdown of parts to elevate the level of scale fidelity of the parts that as a results makes many of them small and fiddly. As a result it can be challenging to get them assembled cleanly. Gerald, your build came out great. Thanks for sharing!

Iceman just released a bunch of Bronco parts as well, designed in conjunction with Fireball Modelworks

My not-so-local hobby shop just received some 32 Tudors, so they're hitting shelves and distributors right now.

That's similar to how Round2 is selling kits in Walmart. it arrives as a premade and stocked display that the stock person can just place on the floor. No muss, no fuss. Once the stock dwindles they move the kits to the shelves to allow something else in the highly coveted aisle space.

Like others have said, great color combo, and the stance is spot on. Nice clean build.

Nice clean build despite all your troubles with it. How come you didn't get replacement parts from Round2? I hear their customer service is really good.

Nothing wrong with that, just directing people to more 32 longroof goodness.

That gold one is stunning in it's simplicity. Such a clean build and killer stance. The in-progress one is looking good. Nice stance there too.

You need to finish this!

Like i said in your Son Of Ford 2.0 post, I haven't been here a lot lately, so I missed this post until now. I'm drooling ? You said to share the Monogram 32's i have, so here you go. All polished plastic.