Uncurtin T

[curt raitz]

My buddy Steve sent me a 3D printed resin kit of the Uncertain T in 1/24th scale. I didn't like the tires and wheels that came with it, raided the parts box and came up with some tires and wheels. The front wheels are a set of TruWire 74 wire wheels. Paint was a combination of Testors Oranges and metal flake. It was little tricky getting the chassis to slide into the body. All-in-all it was a fun build.

Thanx for lookin'

[Ace-Garageguy]

[ChrisR]

Nice.

[ea0863]

Totally diggin' it!

[karbuildr]

Great build of an iconic custom. 

[Leo64]

That came out nice Curt.  I also did a 1/16th scale one for John Teresi, can't wait to see what he does with it.  Also, the 3D files were ones sold by Ron Olsen at 3DModelspecialties.

Steve A.

[rrb124@sbcglobal.net]

Radical and so much fun to see. One of those cars that has to be seen to explain! Those injector stacks are killer and really make a difference. Wish there was a readily available plastic 1/25 or 1/25 kit. 

[mrm]

I was thinking about printing this one myself. It is nice to see built by someone. I am not very familiar with the real car, so isn't the front axle a little narrow or is it supposed to be this way?

[XYHARRY]

Very cool, well done Curt.

Cheers,

David. ??

[curt raitz]

On 9/12/2024 at 5:45 PM, mrm said:

I was thinking about printing this one myself. It is nice to see built by someone. I am not very familiar with the real car, so isn't the front axle a little narrow or is it supposed to be this way?

At first I thought so also, but photos of the original show it having a narrow front end.

[mrm]

9 hours ago, curt raitz said:

At first I thought so also, but photos of the original show it having a narrow front end.

That's what I was wondering. it makes sense. I have an article about it in a Rodders Journal, but I don't remember which issue.