'32 Vicky Cabriolet

[Rocking Rodney Rat]

I haven't posted up a finished build in a while. This creation started with the AMT Phantom Vickie  [sic] body with the cowl from a Revell '32 sedan grafted on for the windshield. A cabriolet has a fixed windshield as part of the body whereas a roadster has a separate windshield that is bolted (or otherwise attached) to the body.  Buncha buildup pix here http://public.fotki.com/jferren/32-vicky-cabriolet/ ... -RRR

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Really good looking model.

[RAMBENNA]

sweet, mighty fine lookin Vicky. nice job

[bondo bill]

sweet build!

[unclescott58]

Very nice ? 

[PARTSMARTY]

That is definitely awesome !!!

[ChrisR]

Awesome!

[donb]

Sharp car. Well done!

[damodelguy az]

very nice

[Phildaupho]

Very attractive Deuce. I really like the look of the roof and wonder how you crafted it?

[Dave Darby]

That is way cool. Enjoyed looking at the build photos.  I like how you modified the roof from the Monogram 37 Ford convertible. Where did you get the front tires?

Edited February 17, 2018 by Dave Darby

[Snake45]

Now that's different and therefore interesting! Well done and model on! 

[Phildaupho]

1 hour ago, Dave Darby said:

That is way cool. Enjoyed looking at the build photos.  I like how you modified the roof from the Monogram 37 Ford convertible. Where did you get the front tires?

Agree completely. Great set of photos. Altogether a superior build.

[espo]

Great looking paint and finish. I like the way you detailed the chassis, engine, and wheels and tires. Cool looking Flat Head. Hard to tell if it represents yesterday or today as far as build style. In other wards it looks timeless.  

[Erik Smith]

Great looking model. Awesome work. 

[slusher]

Sweet 32!

[Flatout]

Great looking Hot Rod...agree with others on the top, it is a work of art.  

[David G.]

Flawless!

David G.

[TooOld]

Another beautiful creation , I like the look of the cowl being grafted onto the roadster body !