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Here's my version of the Tom Daniel's Pie Wagon.  I used HOK Tangelo pearl.   I didn't like the rear suspension just hanging down like on the original so I ground out the body to fit the huge slicks. 

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Thank you very much Ray.  My original thought was to put in some giant engine instead of the flathead, but the would have to be cut up so much as to not even be there.  So I stayed with the flattie.

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Nice job! One of my favorite Tom Daniel classics from when I was a kid.  I remember when I was 12... one night painting parts, the next night assembly.  And I got a credible looking model I was happy with!  Of course it wasn't as nice as yours!

How did you find the mid-body seam to deal with?  As the assembly calls for the two halves to be joined after painting.

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Thanks Tom & Mike. 

In order to grind the openings for the rear wheels I had to glue the body together first.  The parts were slightly warped and didn't fit very well.  Any painting would have been ruined if I had waited to glue them afterwards.

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Never been a fan of the wacky "show rods," but you did a fine job on this. I suggest a black wash on the carbs and front wheels to add a little more realism and take away some of that "modelish" look.

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