'39 Chevy Hot Rod

[bisc63]

Long time lurker here, I have precious little time to build as much as I'd like. Nonetheless, I DO occasionally finish one! I'll be posting a few that I just removed from storage after a few life changes and moves. While finished kits when they went into storage, a few small parts are MIA, but will be replaced as I come across them. This was done from the Monogram 1/24 kit:

[PappyD340]

Very nice!

[bisc63]

2 hours ago, PappyD340 said:

Very nice!

Thanks!

[bisc63]

Just realized this may be posted (probably) in the wrong section; possibly should move to drag race? Mods, feel free! I got a bit carried away posting while I had time to do so, and just posted everything in the same place.

[espo]

I like the Drag Race flavor of this. 

[Dave72]

Very cool! 

[89AKurt]

22 hours ago, bisc63 said:

... I have precious little time to build as much as I'd like ...

Been there done that!  Fun project you did, early roots of hot rodding.  Spot lights just in case? ?

[bisc63]

2 minutes ago, 89AKurt said:

 Spot lights just in case? ?

?Late evening off-track racing can get sketchy, and since the headlights were removed...

[Kromolly]

All of your builds are so clean and have such great detail.  I'm impressed.  Keep them coming!

[DumpyDan]

Well done, this looks great!

[slusher]

Good looking hot rod..

[doorsovdoon]

Lovely detail and I like the rust effect on the radiator surround. That's a really nice colour blue too, I like it.

[alan barton]

Wow, this brought back memories!  When I lived in Alberta Canada in 1996, a local racer had a blue 36 Ford 5W coupe , fenderless with a Model A grille.  You could not believe how much this similar but different model reminds me of it. Was called Hot Pants if my memory is correct. 

A very different treatment of this kit and it really looks the part.

Cheers

Alan 

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Very cool ride, I like your work on the headers/motor. 

[bisc63]

Thanks guys!