Twokidsnosleep Posted May 24 Author Posted May 24 (edited) Vent rough in done and space boxed in with styrene and a vent lid added. It rotates opened and closed on curved pieces through those slots. Not sure about making it a functional moveable item though as would need a handle from under the dash🤔 Edited May 24 by Twokidsnosleep 5
Twokidsnosleep Posted May 24 Author Posted May 24 (edited) Been watching Stacey David’s 32 Ford 1:1 build, really cool! Anyone got this kit?? Have my eyes out for it now Edited May 24 by Twokidsnosleep
Mattilacken Posted Saturday at 09:25 AM Posted Saturday at 09:25 AM (edited) Nice work on that vent! Regarding the kit you are looking for. The black one with flames is the same kit. And it also have the same flares for example. https://www.super-hobby.se/products/Ford-Rat-Roadster-1932.html Edited Saturday at 09:28 AM by Mattilacken 1
bobss396 Posted Saturday at 10:40 AM Posted Saturday at 10:40 AM I did an AMT '32 a couple years ago and make the cowl vent fixed. I added some brass screen to it, more bother than it was worth. 1
Twokidsnosleep Posted Saturday at 04:34 PM Author Posted Saturday at 04:34 PM 5 hours ago, bobss396 said: I did an AMT '32 a couple years ago and make the cowl vent fixed. I added some brass screen to it, more bother than it was worth. That’s funny, I was thinking to exactly do that It would seem that an open vent without a screen would just invite bugs I will paint that entire boxed in part of the vent black and then decide on a screen or not 1
Zippi Posted Sunday at 01:14 PM Posted Sunday at 01:14 PM Looking pretty sharp there Scott. I'm liking the cowl vent. 1
Rod666 Posted Sunday at 05:33 PM Posted Sunday at 05:33 PM I'm curious for the result, I'm watching! 1
Twokidsnosleep Posted Sunday at 07:01 PM Author Posted Sunday at 07:01 PM Lots of body mods coming Stay tuned 2
Twokidsnosleep Posted Monday at 01:55 AM Author Posted Monday at 01:55 AM (edited) Engine cowl’s thick styrene seam removed, firewall trimmed thinner and sanded to sit more flush, thin styrene flange added, side detail bead filled in, one door hinge removed, start of angled windshield supports. Rear window is already oval, I am not touching the door height. These are the ‘30 to ‘32 mods. Edited Monday at 02:02 AM by Twokidsnosleep 7
Twokidsnosleep Posted Monday at 03:01 PM Author Posted Monday at 03:01 PM 4 hours ago, bobss396 said: What is the shiny firewall made of? That was Bare Metal Foil chrome …which wasn’t too chromey. I was just testing the firewall and people’s patience for inaccuracies. Likely will use something more mirror- like.
Twokidsnosleep Posted Tuesday at 03:19 AM Author Posted Tuesday at 03:19 AM (edited) Smidge of light grey primer to check smoothness of mods on bottom half Edited Tuesday at 03:44 AM by Twokidsnosleep 2
slusher Posted Tuesday at 04:57 AM Posted Tuesday at 04:57 AM What about Revell chrome paint or a chrome paint pen? 1
bobss396 Posted Tuesday at 10:57 AM Posted Tuesday at 10:57 AM 5 hours ago, slusher said: What about Revell chrome paint or a chrome paint pen? The chrome spray would do it. I did a non-AG coupe and used aluminum sheet. It was not shiny like the real car was. 1
Belugawrx Posted Tuesday at 11:00 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:00 AM Coming along there Scott, like what you did with the upper body lines 1
Twokidsnosleep Posted Tuesday at 04:27 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 04:27 PM 5 hours ago, bobss396 said: The chrome spray would do it. I did a non-AG coupe and used aluminum sheet. It was not shiny like the real car was. I have the Molotow pens and refill so that is an option. But, They seem to have faded in their chrome with time in the pens. Also are very fragile to touch for quite some time when you use them.
slusher Posted Wednesday at 02:14 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:14 AM 9 hours ago, Twokidsnosleep said: I have the Molotow pens and refill so that is an option. But, They seem to have faded in their chrome with time in the pens. Also are very fragile to touch for quite some time when you use them. Could you clear it with acrylic! Another idea is the mirror bottom in display cases in cases from Hobby Lobby and cut it with scissors it’s thin metal.. 1
Leo64 Posted yesterday at 12:56 AM Posted yesterday at 12:56 AM When you get around to the engine, I know that it can be hard to find the Man-A-Fre intake manifold with Rochester carbs. I found a 3D printed manifold on eBay from 3DScaleparts, but I don't see it listed on their website. You can try contacting them to see if they still offer it. I also found a 3D file for the Rochester carb from the Cults3D website to try and print my own. Steve A. 1
Twokidsnosleep Posted yesterday at 02:57 AM Author Posted yesterday at 02:57 AM 1 hour ago, Leo64 said: When you get around to the engine, I know that it can be hard to find the Man-A-Fre intake manifold with Rochester carbs. I found a 3D printed manifold on eBay from 3DScaleparts, but I don't see it listed on their website. You can try contacting them to see if they still offer it. I also found a 3D file for the Rochester carb from the Cults3D website to try and print my own. Steve A. Hi Steve. Yes, I found the Cults carbs’ stl file but not one for the man a free manifold. I could buy a finished resin engine for another $28 USD with that manifold but would rather have the stl file so I can tweak the size to fit properly
Twokidsnosleep Posted yesterday at 04:01 AM Author Posted yesterday at 04:01 AM ? Movie car have disk brakes front and drums rear? or all drums 🤔
Twokidsnosleep Posted 15 hours ago Author Posted 15 hours ago 3 hours ago, Daddyfink said: That video doesn’t mention brakes Google says front disks and rear drums
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