Refresh of an older build, 1/8th 32 Ford

[JasonC]

Long time no post... But just finished a refresh of this 32 that I originally built in the early 2000's. Basically got tired of looking at flat paint and primer. I kept the red wheels, firewall and engine from when I originally built it. I probably should of wet sanded and polished it, but it's hindsight now. I used Dupli-color Ford Medium Blue Metallic and acrylic craft paint for the interior and top. I wanted a 1950s hot rod look. I'll probably print out a 1953 ILL license plate for it later. Also going to try to find a fish tank for a display case to keep dust off of it. Was another gloomy day, so I had to mess with the pictures to brighten them up.  Thanks for looking! 

 

Edited November 30, 2022 by JasonC

[70 Sting]

That’s not made out of plastic. Can’t be. ?

[Jim B]

That's awesome.

[Kah puts]

Not too shabby ? 

[Chevy II]

Are you sure those are pictures of a model. Incredible build.

[JasonC]

Thanks guys. With this being a large scale, the details are a little more easier to do. 

[larman]

Certainly an improvement from the original! The pics are so good, it could easily be confused for a real car and not a model.

[slusher]

Looks fantastic!

[cheyenne93]

Let's hop in and go for a cruise!! Verry realistic. Nicely done.??

[Phildaupho]

Excellent refresh and I really like your photography

[Street Rod]

That’s looks fantastic! Very realistic. Great update to the original build, which looked good, too.

[redscampi]

I like both looks, before and after! Looks like

I have one of these to build. That, and a couple Big Tubs, A Big T or two, some Lindberg model T variations, etc...yes I'm a hoarder.