Kit Karson Posted August 30 Posted August 30 '32 Ford Chauffeured Town Sedan has taken a turn with a change to the body color: 7
falcon wagon Posted August 30 Posted August 30 So I started this on another board as a K.I.S.S build , an late 60's AMT 32 2dr sedan. From a box of parts I got somewhere , the body is from the 32 Willys double kit the interior is from a Phaeton kit the motor is from the sedan kit the wheels are from the 2nd issue of the 32 AMT roadster. A fun easy kit to build . 6
carnut Posted August 30 Posted August 30 Update on my 32 FordTudor Sedan build: I finally got a day at the paint booth for more primer. More of my 32 Ford parts are in these two pictures, along with a 52 Hudson Hornet four-door sedan conversion that I’m building for a good friend. Enjoy the photos and have fun this weekend. 4
Dennis Lacy Posted September 11 Posted September 11 (edited) My last post in this thread was November 2 of last year, back on page 22. At that time I was just needing to paint the roof insert flat black and blackout the underside of the body, hood top and firewall. Well, look what finally happened today. It only took 10 months! 🙃 Edited September 11 by Dennis Lacy 12
Dennis Lacy Posted Monday at 09:30 PM Posted Monday at 09:30 PM I’m still here and made some more progress on my project. Last weekend I painted the inside of the body flat black then polished & waxed the body, hood top, grill shell and wheel wells. Yesterday I tackled the last of the fiddly things that will allow me to finish it out. One of my least favorite tasks, making and installing window “glass.” I found a new sheet of blue tinted window material in an older issue Revell Miss Deal kit and the shade is more like factory blue-ish tint and I think it looks really good. You can also get a sense of the polished in waxed body here. I added a strip of BMF to the hood top center “hinge.” The grill shell, grill insert and radiator are all glued together. And lastly, I painted the taillight lenses. Actually what I did was pool Testors stop light red in the cavities where the lenses go because the Sedan kit comes with clear lenses. I think the pooled paint looks just fine and has depth to it. So that’s it. Next workbench session should finally have this thing finished. 11
FoMoCo66 Posted Monday at 09:54 PM Posted Monday at 09:54 PM Looks great! I actually did a similar thing on my 40 willys pickup gasser when doing the tail lights. I used the lights from the 32 coupe and just pooled tamiya clear red instead of using the lenses. Otherwise, you painting is top notch as always my friend! 1
Bullybeef Posted Monday at 11:44 PM Posted Monday at 11:44 PM @Dennis Lacy, good to see you didn’t give up on your build! I like the taillights, may have to keep that tip in mind. 1
James2 Posted yesterday at 12:24 AM Posted yesterday at 12:24 AM Everything looking top shelf, Dennis... 1
bill-e-boy Posted yesterday at 09:05 AM Posted yesterday at 09:05 AM Looking good Dennis. The light blue tint is just the right shade. Any darker would have been too much IMO And paint finish is nice and clean too 1
bill-e-boy Posted yesterday at 09:06 AM Posted yesterday at 09:06 AM Its also good to see this thread still chugging along 1
Dennis Lacy Posted yesterday at 04:27 PM Posted yesterday at 04:27 PM 18 hours ago, FoMoCo66 said: Looks great! I actually did a similar thing on my 40 willys pickup gasser when doing the tail lights. I used the lights from the 32 coupe and just pooled tamiya clear red instead of using the lenses. I didn’t catch that, what a good idea! I think I’ll be trying that next time I use those lights. 17 hours ago, Spex84 said: That paint looks glassy, Dennis! Thanks! These last few years I’ve finally figured out shiny paint jobs. It also helps that Ed’s resin bodies are highly polished right out of the mold. 7 hours ago, bill-e-boy said: Looking good Dennis. The light blue tint is just the right shade. Any darker would have been too much IMO And paint finish is nice and clean too When I came across it I had to use it. It immediately reminded me of that factory tint used in the 50’s and 60’s. Not like bright blue Lexan. 1
Dennis Lacy Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 1 hour ago, espo said: Like the paint finish and color. Thanks! The paint is Tamiya TS88 Titanium Silver over their light grey primer and with their gloss clear. I really like it, too. Not your garden variety hot rod color.
mvadrag Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Those tail lights look great. Love that Testors stop light red!! (and turn signal amber, too)
espo Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 1 hour ago, Dennis Lacy said: Thanks! The paint is Tamiya TS88 Titanium Silver over their light grey primer and with their gloss clear. I really like it, too. Not your garden variety hot rod color. Maybe the reason that the color looks so good.
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