Claude Thibodeau Posted February 5, 2021 Posted February 5, 2021 Hi Steve! Great fabrication. May I dare a question? On the Pierson Coupe. it appears the lower front edge of the skirt is actually parallel to the vertical cut line of the running-board-fender joint. Yours point slightly forward. Is-this an "editorial choice"? Just curious... CT
RancheroSteve Posted February 5, 2021 Author Posted February 5, 2021 6 hours ago, Claude Thibodeau said: On the Pierson Coupe. it appears the lower front edge of the skirt is actually parallel to the vertical cut line of the running-board-fender joint. Yours point slightly forward. Is-this an "editorial choice"? No good reason other than "lack of modelling skills", ha. I think I've improved it slightly since I took that photo; getting closer to paint now.
Claude Thibodeau Posted February 5, 2021 Posted February 5, 2021 41 minutes ago, RancheroSteve said: No good reason other than "lack of modelling skills", ha. I think I've improved it slightly since I took that photo; getting closer to paint now. Hi Steve! Well, I think that quite to the contrary, you have more than enough "modeling skills", as this very build is proof. Keep on, it looks great! CT
Rocking Rodney Rat Posted February 6, 2021 Posted February 6, 2021 This is looking good, the '36 is one of Fords nicest body designs, IMHO.... -RRR
RancheroSteve Posted August 16, 2024 Author Posted August 16, 2024 I'm back at this one after a while. Had to put it away when we moved (twice) in 2022, then when I finally pulled it out I discovered that the tissue paper I had wrapped the body in had stuck to the paint in a few spots, which required sanding and repainting the the body. More on that soon - meanwhile, I finished the interior and trunk. Figured I'd better get some photos because most of this won't be seen once the model is done. The chassis pan from the '40 Coupe was used with door panels, seat and dash from the '36. Paint was matched by eyeball. The alcohol tank in the trunk was scratchbuilt and will at least be visible as the trunk is hinged. As always, thanks for looking. 2
Zippi Posted August 17, 2024 Posted August 17, 2024 This is really looking pretty kewl Steve. Love all the mods. I built the AMT and the Revell 36 earlier this year. Much prefer the the Revell kit.
Rocking Rodney Rat Posted August 17, 2024 Posted August 17, 2024 Good to see you back at this one.... -RRR
Phildaupho Posted August 17, 2024 Posted August 17, 2024 Great to see you back on this project. I love chopped 3W 36 Fords in general but this one is definitely an icon of hot rodding.
Bainford Posted August 17, 2024 Posted August 17, 2024 Cool stuff, Steve. The build is coming along nicely. Good to see it back on the bench.
Paul Payne Posted August 18, 2024 Posted August 18, 2024 Glad to see this thread again- looking forward to more!
RancheroSteve Posted October 3, 2024 Author Posted October 3, 2024 The rolling chassis is complete: 9
Bullybeef Posted October 3, 2024 Posted October 3, 2024 Love the subject matter for this build, the upgraded chassis was a great touch, can’t wait to see this come together.
RancheroSteve Posted October 7, 2024 Author Posted October 7, 2024 Getting closer, then came across one of those little details that I couldn't ignore. I realized the inside of the hood sides would be visible and that I needed a way to depict the louvers from the inside. After some thought, I came up with this fix. I drew up a row of lines with Photoshop, scaled them appropriately and printed them on clear inkjet decal film. Close enough for jazz. Now I guess I'd better give the underside of the hood the same treatment. 5
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