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Another kit I build years ago that got lost when we had to sell the house. I bought the new re-issue and built it straight from the box. Paint is a custom mix of Tamiya acrylics top coated with TS 13. When I was about 10 years old. A neighbor had a 49 ford that looked pretty much like this. Of course it was a bit worn down and the color was faded but it was close to this. This particular build brings good memories of that time. This guy was so funny he made us laugh and took us for rides.

As always, thanks for looking.

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What a good lookng Shoebox Ford.  That color is close to what I'm painting my GTO Super Stocker.  Fits right in with the old building.  Nice work Mario.  

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Beautiful looking paint color and finish. All the trim is cleanly done. Like you this kit and the subject brings back many fond memories. While antiquated by todays standards this still builds into a great looking model. I have one on the bench now. As a child I went with my father to pick up a new '49 Ford four door from the Ford dealer. As a young somewhat adult, I have owned a few that never looked this nice. I had a couple of '51's that I really enjoyed driving. 

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39 minutes ago, SpikeSchumacher said:

Nice clean build Mario ? I'm not sure if anyone's ever asked this, but where did you source the background from?

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Thanks Mathias. I have different backgrounds that I use for photoshoots, I have a garage, an indoor setting as an old building, an outdoor modern building, a back alley that was used for this model and a European namely French street that I will post eventually. All my backgrounds are scratch build . The back alley  was done using hi-density Styrofoam and evergreen styrene. The garbage container, old drum and electrical boxes are also scratch built. 

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