Art Laski Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 Here's an out of the box build of the Lil' Hot Dogger I just finished to participate in the show rod theme at the Spirit of Speed at the NHRA Museum in Pomona, California this past Sunday. I used Alclad silver base for the candy paint, but the red "candy" is Tamiya clear red acrylic and clear urethane on the frame and side boards. All chrome was stripped, except the front wheels, which were given a Tamiya Smoke wash. Flat red Testors enamel on the dog house and craft acrylics for the roof. Hope you enjoy looking at it. It was a blast to build!
DumpyDan Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 That looks great, it looks perfect. I watched you as you built this, awesome color on that frame
Dragline Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 That kit has never looked better Art. Well done...
TooOld Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 Excellent job and an outstanding L'il Hot Dogger ! It's got my vote !
John Teresi Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 Art......yes,I agree,this is the best built version of this model I have ever seen........I don`t know why this build was over looked in it`s class...... at the show this past weekend?.......it was clearly a winner in my eyes.......such a great looking build Bro
Mr mopar Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 a classic show rod ............................. I love it ! show rods forever .
gasser59 Posted November 8, 2017 Posted November 8, 2017 I'm not much of a 'show rod' guy but this could very well change my mind. Very well executed Art. Nicely done.
bobthehobbyguy Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 Very nicely done. Very clean. Was the cardboard display part of the kit.
Metalmad Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 Awesome build Art & was good to see you at the Museum.
Art Laski Posted November 9, 2017 Author Posted November 9, 2017 COOL!!!!Thanks, Chris!That looks great, it looks perfect. I watched you as you built this, awesome color on that frameAppreciate that Dan. It took a couple tries to get there, but I'm happy with it.
Art Laski Posted November 9, 2017 Author Posted November 9, 2017 That came out GREAT....how was the show??? Thanks, Dave! It was fun. I mentioned you to Terry. Said you guys grew up on the same street! That kit has never looked better Art. Well done... Really appreciate thet, Bob! Excellent job and an outstanding L'il Hot Dogger ! It's got my vote ! Thanks, Bob!!
Dave Van Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 Thanks, Dave! It was fun. I mentioned you to Terry. Said you guys grew up on the same street! Terry got me started in this hobby back around 1962!!!! I spend about 4-5 weeks a year in So Cal....need to time it with a big contest! thx
Art Laski Posted November 9, 2017 Author Posted November 9, 2017 Art......yes,I agree,this is the best built version of this model I have ever seen........I don`t know why this build was over looked in it`s class...... at the show this past weekend?.......it was clearly a winner in my eyes.......such a great looking build Bro Thanks, John! There were a ton of great models there, including yours. I had fun building it and participating in the show.
Art Laski Posted November 9, 2017 Author Posted November 9, 2017 a classic show rod ............................. I love it ! show rods forever .I'm not much of a 'show rod' guy but this could very well change my mind. Very well executed Art. Nicely done.Very nicely done! Thank you all!
Art Laski Posted November 9, 2017 Author Posted November 9, 2017 Art, looks great!That's beautiful Art, well done! Very nicely done. Very clean. Was the cardboard display part of the kit.Thank you all. Bob, it was included in the kit. It made for a fun display at the show.
PatW Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 Well done Art it looks fantastic and as I'm a decal watcher/printer and user, the rear tyre decals are superb!
Bernard Kron Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 Looks so nicely put together, a really "tight" build, which is an effect not often seen on show rod style models. I think it's at least partly due to the tone of the AllClad refinisihing, which along with the crisp and sanitary attention to detail, completely transforms the model. It gives it an unexpected realism, if one can say something like that about one of AMT's "Wilder" designs... Big Thumbz Upz!
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