1970 Ford C 600

[Biggu]

15 minutes ago, Gary Chastain said:

Those details will pay off big time, well done. 

Thanks bud !!

[Biggu]

A small update. As per a suggestion by Ron “shaky” Gardner, I highlighted the panel lines. I deepened the panel lines prior to primer and paint. They looked ok in real life but under the lens they were lack lustre. Ron suggested using a black panel liner or a thinned acrylic paint. Looking closely at it and the light colors I used, as well as the original sales literature, I thought black may be a bit ‘harsh’ so I chose a fairly dark grey, appropriately and with a very fine brush managed to stay within the lines and did the highlights. Maybe a bit dark but to the Mark 1 eyeball in real life it looks ok

[Daverde]

Amazing work!

[Biggu]

So with the cab drying I decided I had better finish off the VERY bland factory interior. It was just basically a just a plain tub so stepping well out of my comfort zone and encouraged by Brian and his exquisite skills and the fact the Bren printed a couple extra goodies I decided to give it a go. So just a quick recap , I added some door panel detail, added the door support and the nuts, I also added some detail to the seats in piping trim, from there I added resin door handles, and window cranks, then Brian designed and Bren printed the control panel for the oil distribution from the tank, to which I added the plumbing. I also added one of Bren’s control boxes on the dash with the plumbing. I scratch made the two speed switch on the shifter, also scratched a PTO valve and the spring brake release valve. I dusted the interior up a bit and am actually quite pleased the way it turned out. I know the pics probably don’t do it justice, but again in real life it looks ok.  

[Daverde]

You do absolutely amazing work!!

[Biggu]

28 minutes ago, Daverde said:

You do absolutely amazing work!!

Thank you David. I appreciate that and thanks for checking in. 

[Jürgen M.]

That looks awesome Pal! 👍

Amazing details you've created. What an eyecatcher!

[BK9300]

Just getting to this now, Jeff - looks so good!  Big improvement over the stock cab - great work!

[Firebuilder]

11 hours ago, Biggu said:

So with the cab drying I decided I had better finish off the VERY bland factory interior. It was just basically a just a plain tub so stepping well out of my comfort zone and encouraged by Brian and his exquisite skills and the fact the Bren printed a couple extra goodies I decided to give it a go. So just a quick recap , I added some door panel detail, added the door support and the nuts, I also added some detail to the seats in piping trim, from there I added resin door handles, and window cranks, then Brian designed and Bren printed the control panel for the oil distribution from the tank, to which I added the plumbing. I also added one of Bren’s control boxes on the dash with the plumbing. I scratch made the two speed switch on the shifter, also scratched a PTO valve and the spring brake release valve. I dusted the interior up a bit and am actually quite pleased the way it turned out. I know the pics probably don’t do it justice, but again in real life it looks ok.  

Nice details on the interior and the controls

[Repstock]

It might be too late now, but this area of the cab should have vents, which are on the PE fret.

[Gary Chastain]

Just keeps getting better, well done. 

[Biggu]

2 hours ago, Repstock said:

It might be too late now, but this area of the cab should have vents, which are on the PE fret.

It's coming, just haven't haven't quite got there yet, all painted and ready to install, cab is still not finished.... going as fast as I can.....

[Randy D]

WOW my friend!!!, 2 big thumb's up,  great looking cab and interior .

 

Randy

[Biggu]

3 hours ago, Randy D said:

WOW my friend!!!, 2 big thumb's up,  great looking cab and interior .

 

Randy

Thanks Randy. I hope it looks busy enough ….

[Jürgen M.]

On 8/8/2025 at 8:23 PM, Biggu said:

It's coming, just haven't haven't quite got there yet, all painted and ready to install, cab is still not finished.... going as fast as I can.....

Take your time Pal! One step at a time at your own pace!

It looks just great!