A 1925 T-bird? The Thunderbucket!

[Eric Macleod]

WOW! What's not to like? Very creative model overall. I'd like to see this one in 1:1 scale.

[El Caballo]

Manuel, that is awesome, I really like the FE in that model, really cool.

[D. Battista]

Very Nice...!

I like it a lot...!  Great choices all the way around...!

[TarheelRick]

One fine execution of a early 60's style show rod.  Very well developed concept and excellent build skills.  Having grown up in that era, this build reminds me of some of the renditions in Rod & Custom, Car Craft, etc.  Many thanks for sharing it.

[bisc63]

Funky and fun! This captures the spirit of hot rod customs perfectly; it looks like a cover car for an old issue of "Rod and Custom" magazine!

[doggie427]

Beautiful Manuel, and I really love that you didn’t use the wire axle on the front end. It looks much more realistic that way.This model is a wonderful reminder of a fun, fun era.

[Chuck Most]

I love the idea (you had me at "Thunderbucket"  ) and I love the finished product even more. 

[vintagercr]

Great looking model!

[mr moto]

Thanks everybody! I was really surprised to see this thread resurface.

[Chuck Mols]

Looks alot like the style of the very early sixties (one of my favorite periods), great blend of brands and a great job.

 

[damodelguy az]

very cool,  i dont build many buckets but i really like this.  nice conversion

[Tom Louis]

Cool. I like it!

[Renegade]

Like the T Bird influence. Well executed.

[Snake45]

Very imaginative and VERY cool! And, I might add, one of the cleanest builds I've ever seen of this kit. Well done and model on! 

[Mr.Zombie]

YES!

[geemoney]

so STEEKIN clean!!!!

[GLMFAA1]

Pretty neat build, always a 60's t bird fan, My thought would have been a 'tilt wheel'

greg