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raisin27

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  1. 57 Ford 60 Ford
  2. Rare but not unheard of. My 52 Ford Customline just recently turned 25,000 miles this summer and I have all the service records for it since it was new.
  3. When all is said and done all I can say is that I am proud to drive an American car, from an American manufacturer, assembled by American workers. Raisin
  4. Although I wont be able to attend I would recomend this show to anyone that can. I went a couple years ago and think that this is probably the best run show that I have ever attended. Raisin
  5. Thanks for the comments everyone. Raisin
  6. Thanks, for the tires i cut a flat spot off the bottom with an xacto knife, heated the area till it was close to dripping rubber, then pushed it into a flat surface which causes the bottom to bulge out slightly. Raisin
  7. Looks like something that Professor Fate would would drive.........."Press the button Max!"
  8. This is what I built for the Revell contest. Been really pressed for time of late so I was only able to do a box stock build...........Oh well, maybe next year I can come up with something better. Raisin Raisin
  9. Nice job, I agree its a great kit. As for the hood ornament, there is a slot to open from the underside that it locates into. Raisin
  10. My worst since I started building as an adult was also one of the most fun. Our club used to do an anual 8 hour build. From unopened box to finished model in 8 hours. Its amazing some of the shortcuts you can come up with if you need too!
  11. thats cool......love 58 Fords
  12. My daily driver is an 04 Lincoln Town Car. My toys are ...... 1972 Gran Torino with 351 cleveland that I have had since '84 1960 Ford Starliner, my favorite car. I was finally able to get one a cpl years ago 1952 Ford Customline. 25,000 mile original with flathead V8 and Fordomatic trans. Thanks for looking, Raisin
  13. Virtually all my builds are done with rattle cans. I generally only use my airbrush when I have to custom mix a color or am doing something very intracate. Here are a few................
  14. Really diverse and interesting group of models. Heres my favorite, I built this about 5 years ago and although my skills have improved since then this is still one of my favorites for a few reasons. First I was always a big fan of Dyno Don growing up near the Detroit Dragway.....Second I tried building this car as a kid and failed miserably.....And finally my first ever Best in Show award came with this build. Thanks for looking, Raisin
  15. Generally I dont have a problem with bringing older builds to an event. If shows limited the entries to current builds I doubt there would be very many models to look at. I do however try to avoid entering a model in competition that has won previously at the same show. Raisin
  16. My Starliner has a 352
  17. Nice job, I have built this one as well so I know what a chore it is to apply the decals. I like that you added the inner fenders too. When i did mine I used the inner fenders from a Monogram Mustang kit. once again great job!
  18. I'm gonna be in the area that weekend, Hopefully I can make it to the show Raisin
  19. Thats the one Ive been waiting for! A convertible is a great way to show the beautifully done interiors in these Hudson kits. Just wondering if the fender skirt location has been corrected though? Raisin
  20. To expand on your idea a bit............I also did a little drop on the center of the steering wheel over the decal to simulate the clear plastic cover. Raisin
  21. Thanks............I used Tamiya TS-15 Blue and Model Masters Wimbledon White paint
  22. Nice take on a great kit. Hope you enjoyed building yours as much as i did mine. Raisin
  23. I was just about to suggest this method, but I see someone beat me to it.......Try it it works.
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