Another from the new guy: Howlin Wolf's Fleetline

[SawgrassRaven]

As a lover of all things blues, I built these 1/24 scale models a couple of years ago of Howlin Wolf's 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline, of which there is only one known photo of. Since there were no kits of this car available (that I know of), I had to use 1951 kits and modify them. With the extra parts I built a junker. Of the good builds, I built two; one I kept, the other I sent to Buddy Guy and it now sits at Buddy Guy's Legends in Chicago. He replied with the photo in the last pic.  .

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Too cool!

[DumpyDan]

Jason your work is outstanding, this one is another hit out of the park.  Hope you continue to contribute, cause I want to see more.

[SawgrassRaven]

Jason your work is outstanding, this one is another hit out of the park.  Hope you continue to contribute, cause I want to see more.

Thanks! I'll stick around and contribute what little I can. Like I said, I've lurked here for a while but never had the courage to post up my stuff. Insecurities; we all have 'em.

[espo]

Your build looks dead on, well both due but I like shinny best. Nice to see such a great artist appreciated your work.

[bondo bill]

very cool builds and story-like his music

[MGL]

Amazing, I love it. On the weathered one I really like how you ran the white paint down from the lettering on the door. I love listening to some blues while working at the bench, thanks for posting this.

[PARTSMARTY]

Looks cool !!!

[disabled modeler]

WOW...Stunning builds..!

[TarheelRick]

Both are beautiful builds and to be complimented by another artist of that caliber is just icing on the cake.  I really like the way you carried the weathering into the floorboards.  I have seen many who ignore this most important area of a rust bucket; usually the floorboards are the first to go. 

[misterNNL]

Very well done examples.Both are builds to be proud of.Thanks for sharing.

[unclescott58]

Nice builds, both. I like them.

Scott

 

[Custom Mike]

Man, that rusted-out hulk of a car is beautifully done, and the shiny one is just as sweet!