kjohan Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 Built these during beginning of the year for the grandchildren. Now they are small, not in an age to appreciate. Later ? Perhaps ..... IMC Ford Model T Tourer 1911 A nice kit and nice to build such and old car The kit, parts quality and fit was quite ok, despåite many fiddly rods and supports which I actually managed to avoid breaking The only issue, for me at least, was the design and assembly order of radiator-front suspension-engine into the car Uncertainty of proper positioning and location there Was only one way to build Yes there shall be a large brass "tank" on the left foot step, had not got that one in place when I took the photo But now it is there Monogram Ford Model A coupé 1930 AMT Ford Tudor 1934 Previously posted here some months ago These two were very straightforward All three kits had engines which invited to some extra detailing concerning wiring, hoses, rods etc Am not satified with my finish on the two oldest cars , but like to look at them anyway With these done, now a rather diversified work bench of coming/ ongoing builds: Tamiya BMC mini 1964, AMT Prestige POntiac Bonneville .65 and Monogram chapparal Copé -66 Yes that one have/ had sink marks in abundance 2
espo Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 Beautiful looking builds. Far too delicate for small hands. Might get them something along the same lines but in a die Cast that might survive until they can appreciate these.
happy grumpy Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 They all look pristine. A beautiful tribute to a bygone era.
bisc63 Posted April 26, 2022 Posted April 26, 2022 Very nice! You know, each individual model is quite nice on its own, but I am really drawn to how attractive the display of the group of three is. A case of the whole being greater than the sum of the parts! This reminds me of an automotive museum display, the kind that leaves a real impression on you, and it's hard to pick a favorite! Well done, all, but I do find the subtle two-tone green to be especially and unexpectedly beautiful. Well done, and I hope the kids can one day appreciate what went into these.
#1 model citizen Posted April 26, 2022 Posted April 26, 2022 They are all very nice, but no hoods? I’m liking the brass era cars more all the time!
kjohan Posted April 26, 2022 Author Posted April 26, 2022 Yes certainly they have hoods but I was lazy in the photoing and thought without hood were more interesting Thanks for your kind words above
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