‘25 Ford Model T Roadster Pickup

[Smoke Wagon]

This old girl started off as part of AMT’s Chopped T combo kit. Paint is Tamiya TS-9 green over Rustoleum black fenders.

Modifications include: plug wires, wooden bed rails, a side mounted spare, the blank area between the bed and cab filled, fender-mounted rear license plate, and the wheelbase lengthened to center the rear wheels in their respective wheel wells, and finally, some Oregon plates. 
Enjoy the photos. 

[mchook]

Looks perfect! Great job.

[Jim B]

That looks awesome!

[NOBLNG]

Wow, that looks fantastic! And great photos. The first two make it look authentic!?

Edited November 30, 2021 by NOBLNG

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Looking really good! Nice job on the build, and the cool back drop photography on the 'street"

[espo]

I can't remember every seeing one of these built in a stock configuration let alone to this degree of finish. I like the retro pictures, this sets one's mind to a different time when looking at this build. So many fine details that some might not remember that were part of this vehicle in its day. 

[stavanzer]

Looks Great. Colours are perfect.

[Sledsel]

WOW that's nice!!!!!

[happy grumpy]

You just made my day, A period correct little century old pick up truck. The first 2 photos are astounding. 

[Zippi]

Holy smokes Riley....youv'e got an eye for the real deal.  This just looks so good.  All the colors look so 1:1 and the color on the seat is perfect.  That first pic looks so great.  Job well done sir.  

[Phildaupho]

Excellent Model-T model and great photos

[Smoke Wagon]

Thank you very much guys. Your kind words mean a lot to a novice like myself. As for the first two photos, the backdrop was a picture of a street in my hometown, dated in the late 20’s I’d assume.

[Pat Minarick]

Very nice. 

[the goon]

Very cool.

Mark

[slusher]

Excellent build!

[ewetwo]

That is really nice.

[ChrisR]

Looks great!

[carrucha]

Cool build.  Nice to see a factory stock build of this kit.  Nice photography.

[Lunajammer]

The wheels make all the difference. Most of the ones we see are just painted mostly black, which is also correct, but I rarely see modelers go to the time consuming step of the three-color wheels.

[Smoke Wagon]

1 hour ago, Lunajammer said:

I rarely see modelers go to the time consuming step of the three-color wheels.

I started the wheels by spraying  them with rustoleum satin brown, then I dry brushed the spokes, brush painted rims and hubs with flat black craft paint, sprayed the wheels with rustoleum semi-gloss clear, then used a silver sharpie on the rims. Kind of an involved process but they do fancy the truck up a bit.

[charlie libby]

very very very nice .i love it .well done

[Bobchayer]

Nice details!

[James2]

Lovely rendition, nicely detailed and perfectly painted. Well Done!

[Eric Macleod]

This is fantastic.  I have a friend who just finished up a New Zealand export version of the Model T (a real one) and your model looks almost exactly like it. I am a multiple Model T owner in 1:1 scale and I have built the only complete set of all six of the Improved Fords in 1:25 scale.  You, my friend NAILED IT!

[ewetwo]

That is excellent.