Joe’s 32 Tudor Sedan

[James2]

 New release Revell kit mostly box stock. Wheels are from the AMT 34 Ford, tires by Modelhause. Body color is Tamiya TS-11 Maroon with Splash Paints 2x clear. Engine and wheels are XF-28 Dark Copper and the interior is XF-68 NATO Brown.  Various blacks were used for accent and the steering wheel is ivory. Gauges are kit decals with Future floor wax for lenses. Everything was de-chromed and painted. The light buckets were paint inside with Molotow chrome. The fog light lenses are X-24 clear yellow the taillights are X-27 clear red. All lenses installed with Testors clear cement. 

THANKS FOR LOOKING….

[Bullybeef]

I love the almost stock look of this and after seeing the 34 wheels on there I’m hooked on the look! Well done sir! 

[Tim W. SoCal]

BITCHEN' Deuce Sedan, Rooster!

[espo]

Great looking paint finish. Like the detailed Flathead engine. 

[Coyote_6]

Very cool.  Copper engine for the win!  Just cool.

Steve

[karbuildr]

Very well done build.

[mrm]

Very classy color combo. The yellow fog lights are a great touch. In combination with the colors it adds a great deal of character to the car. 

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Good looking model!

 

[PappyD340]

Real nice hot rod!

[ozmodeler]

Great build,I love that maroon on early Fords ,it just looks right ! The fog lights are so cool.

[Zippi]

I'm liking this one Rooster.  Those colors work together really well.  That 2K clear just lays down and does a nice job over the Tamiya TS paint.  Great looking little Hot Rod.  

[ncbuckeye67]

Great looking build. I really love the paint!

[XYHARRY]

Very cool, these early hotrods were built on teenage budgets and many were stripped down standard 'jalopys'. Your 32 really fits the bill. Well done Rooster. 

Cheers, 

David. ??

[stavanzer]

Laser Sharp Build! I really like the colours you chose, and the de-chroming works well. The Fog Lights are an inspired touch, and the paint on the engine is very well done. The complete package works well.

 

Good Show.

[Kenmojr]

What a great nostalgia hot rod look to this...

[ChrisR]

Very nice.

[slusher]

fantastic Build my friend!

[James2]

Thanks for the nice comments, all. It may not be period correct, but it was a fun little quicky build. I have enough spare parts to build a few more early Fords, so you just never know when one more may show up.

[STU111]

I really like the old school feel to this one, nice maroon paint, detailed flathead and wire wheels. This build makes me want to get a copy of this kit for myself when they arrive in Australia. Thanks for sharing this one. ??

[Phildaupho]

Good looking traditional hot rod. Really like the addition of the fog lights.

[spencer1984]

Very clean work, and I really like all the small details and upgrades you've included!

[James2]

Thank you!

[Dennis Lacy]

Rad! Love the fender-less and wire wheel combo. Those larger 34 wires and tires also go well proportionally with the stock height too. Hard to go wrong with TS11 and digging the copper accents. ?

Are the fog lights simply the optional smaller headlights from the kit?

[James2]

1 hour ago, Dennis Lacy said:

Rad! Love the fender-less and wire wheel combo. Those larger 34 wires and tires also go well proportionally with the stock height too. Hard to go wrong with TS11 and digging the copper accents. ?

Are the fog lights simply the optional smaller headlights from the kit?

Thank Dennis, and yes they are. I just made up a pin to mount them on. 

[Andrew McD]

I have this one in the stash and have been debating what direction to take it in; I think you've given me some inspiration.  The wheels really add to the look of this one.  Great job!