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Posted
2 minutes ago, NOBLNG said:

You’re jumping right into the deep end aren’t you?? Well it looks pretty good to me so far! Carry on.?

you learn more if you go the hard way directly

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Posted
7 minutes ago, TransAmMike said:

Goodness, 3 weeks and second build and your already chopping them up??   Should be cool!!

of course, just as well to go the hard way.. building the volvo and the diorama garage at the same time.. a lot to learn, but a lot has happened in 3 weeks..

 

but have only fixed this since February 18

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When I first read it I thought you had put in a Volvo engine which would not be unreasonable but that was not the case.
Anyway, it looks great.

Posted
8 minutes ago, Ulf said:

When I first read it I thought you had put in a Volvo engine which would not be unreasonable but that was not the case.
Anyway, it looks great.

I have the idea of putting a volvo engine in it actually

Posted
1 minute ago, TarheelRick said:

A Volvo powered Ford pickup would make sense, much beter than a Chevrolet engine.  Really like what you are doing with this one.

that's what's fun about rat rods, there are no rules you use what you have

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There has been at least one 30-32 Ford hot rod sporting a Volvo 1,8 l B18 in Sweden, one of the resin 1/24 from Tradera* straight mounted  ?

*Swedens EBay 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Ulf said:

There has been at least one 30-32 Ford hot rod sporting a Volvo 1,8 l B18 in Sweden, one of the resin 1/24 from Tradera* straight mounted  ?

*Swedens EBay 

no, I would choose a volvo engine b230  from same guy

Posted
10 minutes ago, Blueberry_no1 said:

no, I would choose a volvo engine b230  from same guy

Exakt, thats what I ment.

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Can't wait to see what you're doing a year from now. You hit the ground running. Don't stop!

If you haven't already, look at a thread titled "RUST" in the "Under Glass" section. There's a picture of a product some of us use to create a rusted finish. It's called Sophisticated Finishes. You would use the "rust" variety (there are others for different finishes). Since you are in this deep, you might try it. Of course , it may not be available in your neck of the woods. It's a pretty good short cut to convincing rust. It's really rust!

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Posted
4 hours ago, customline said:

Can't wait to see what you're doing a year from now. You hit the ground running. Don't stop!

If you haven't already, look at a thread titled "RUST" in the "Under Glass" section. There's a picture of a product some of us use to create a rusted finish. It's called Sophisticated Finishes. You would use the "rust" variety (there are others for different finishes). Since you are in this deep, you might try it. Of course , it may not be available in your neck of the woods. It's a pretty good short cut to convincing rust. It's really rust!

thank you so much, have a lot to learn in this rusty part of the hobby..

 

thanks for the tip, will check it out

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