1929/1932 Ford shop truck NEW OUTSIDE PICS

[mchook]

I had this horrible Monogram 32 Ford kit & a bunch of left over Model A parts so this is what I came up with. I tried to sell the 32 kit for $7.00 on ebay & couldn't, so when I opened it I saw why.? Not much detail at all & the fenders had the chassis molded in it so I wasn't going to use it. But after looking at the parts I had I figured, why not. I shortened the chassis to make the cab & bed fit better & the bed is from an old early iron roadster pickup. It came out pretty good, Ill get some better pictures outside tomorrow, it's raining like a cow wizzing on a flat rock today.

[espo]

Looks great and I like your signature rusty look. You took two under appreciated kits and made one great looking little pickup. The "Tall Cow standing over a flat rock" thing, we are supposed to get that here tonight. 

[AmericanMuscleFan]

Very beautiful little truck Mark!    You really have the magic touch with the effect of rust and weathering.   You have transformed a simple stone into a diamond... Well done sir!!!

[cobraman]

I like what you came up with. Nice job !

[OldNYJim]

Oh man, I totally would’ve paid $7 for that kit if I saw it on eBay - I’ve been watching for one for parts for a couple of builds.

Anyhoo, I’m glad you didn’t sell it because that little pickup is KILLER man!!  Really nice job on that!  Well done (but not crazy-overdone) weathering and really nice stance.  I’d be pleased if it was mine! ??

[bbowser]

Proverbial silk purse.  Very convincing weathering, well done.

[PappyD340]

Very nice!

[mchook]

I got some better outside pics today. 

Thanks for all the great comments too.

[Dennis Lacy]

I never would have thought to combine these two kits but it works surprisingly well. The weathering looks excellent, very realistic! 

[Plowboy]

You really have the touch with weathering a model! You always know where to put the rust and how much to do. They're never overdone. Always just right to my taste. Nice work!