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I finished this one up earlier today.  This was an .stl file that I purchased and printed out on my 3D printer.  This was my first 3D printed kit and it's not my best work but I learned a lot on this build that I can apply to my next 3D printed project.  This is the stock kit as it comes printed out except for the plug wires, licence plate, and Accel coil.  I had to do a little thinking on this one as the gear shift had to be installed before the body went on and the steering wheel and column and to be installed after the body was glued on.  That was a chore.  Paint is Tamiya TS-81 Royal Light Gray and cleared with Splash Paints 2K clear.  The rag top, running boards, and grille were painted with Tamiya XF-85 Rubber Black.    

WIP:   https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/200152-1935-ford-chopped-3-window-coupe/  

 

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Love the way the wheels are tucked up under the fenders.  Excellent stance!  Ah yes, you print it out yourself and there's no instructions for the sequence of assembly which makes me even more appreciative of the skill it takes to build one this way.  Nice work!

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Really nice build, Bob! I really like the stance and the tires and wheels. Wide white, red wheels, to me are just perfect

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8 hours ago, thatz4u said:

Zip, looks great & period correct, well done..

Thanks man.

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8 hours ago, johnyrotten said:

Very classy '35. Beautifully done.

Much appreciated Buddy.

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8 hours ago, customline said:

She's a beauty, Bob!   

Much obliged. 

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8 hours ago, ncbuckeye67 said:

Nice finish and excellent detail work!

I do appreciate it.  Thanks.

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8 hours ago, Speedpro said:

Beautiful build Bob! Wheels and tires really compliment it. Very nice!

Thank you Sir.  Yup, going old school seems to always work well.

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8 hours ago, FoMoCo66 said:

Sweet 35, the world of 3d printing is amazing my friend.

Thanks.  Yes Sir it is.

7 hours ago, ksnow said:

Really nice build. 3D printing is sure changing the hobby.

Thanks.  It is indeed.

6 hours ago, SpikeSchumacher said:

Cool little rod, Bob!

Thanks Spike.

6 hours ago, bamadon said:

Came out great. Everything about it just looks RIGHT.

I appreciate it man.

5 hours ago, DanL said:

Nice work... good color choice

Thanks much.  I think the color came out nice.

5 hours ago, AMT68 said:

Impressive build and detailing work on the engine bay. Finish looks super smooth. 

I appreciate ya Brotha. 

4 hours ago, bill-e-boy said:

NICE. This has turned out rather nice Bob. I like the overall old timey look and the colour suits it well.

Thanks.  I think for my first 3D printed model it came out pretty good.

4 hours ago, Rattlecan Dan said:

Great job on that rare '35. 

Thanks.  Rare indeed.

1 hour ago, Andrew McD said:

Love the way the wheels are tucked up under the fenders.  Excellent stance!  Ah yes, you print it out yourself and there's no instructions for the sequence of assembly which makes me even more appreciative of the skill it takes to build one this way.  Nice work!

I tell you what Andrew, I do appreciate the kind words man.  

43 minutes ago, dragstk said:

Really nice build, Bob! I really like the stance and the tires and wheels. Wide white, red wheels, to me are just perfect

Thanks man.  Those whitewalls took two trys on a couple of those tires.

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19 minutes ago, TransAmMike said:

Came out great my Friend.   It just looks right in that color and I really like the engine!!    Terrific job 👍👍

Much obliged there my friend.  Thanks.

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