MPC Vending machine

[Vincent631]

First build of '19 is complete!

This was a fun build, it's for my dad who loves to drink Coke!! I chose to hold the roof on with a piece of tape until I decide how  I'm going to glue it down permanently. It gives you a good view of the interior. I also regret using the exhaust support. It's not on the real life hot rod. I guess it's there to hold up the headers for kids who would build this model in the 70s. I didn't know and glued it in place before I realized. What do you think of my first build of 2019?

Edited March 14, 2019 by Vincent631

[vamach1]

Pretty cool indeed.  Perhaps some doll house bottles or cans in the interior would add to the theme.  Is anything in the cooler?

[cobraman]

Looks good, nice work.

[crazyjim]

Pretty cool build.

[bbowser]

I'm not normally into such things, but this is cool!  Very nicely done.

[tmb727]

Very nice work.  I don't think it would be just kids who would have problems getting those long, heavy (in scale, at least) headers to stay in place without the aid of that support piece.  And it looks just fine to me - I never would have guessed that was an issue if you had not mentioned it.

Great looking show rod!

[Kruzn]

Nice!

[shoopdog]

Very cool indeed! You've done a super job.

[Mr mopar]

Look good.............. I never like the tires in that kit !

[Tommy124]

Cool model!

[Bainford]

Cool old show rod. I'm digging the tail lights.

[CRANMAN1]

Nice remember seeing that car at Autofair @ Charlotte Motorspeedway. Have the model hope build it soon.

[PappyD340]

Looks great!

[ChrisR]

Nice!!

[Pat Minarick]

Very nice. I have this kit , it looked like a good kit . Hope to get around to building it someday. 

[Vincent631]

Thanks everyone for the comments on my model.

[Scott Colmer]

I think you did a great job! How did you get the brass parts done? 

[RAMBENNA]

great job I built the same kit and had the exhaust problem to , I just cut the part that sticks out off. nice job