mchook Posted May 30 Posted May 30 I built this for a local 1:1 car club that is raffling off a bunch of stuff to raise money at their show this Sunday. Just a quick build, nothing fancy but I think it should do ok. I did one for them last year and a lot of people seemed to like it. It was a little different, a 64 Galaxie that was half restored and half junk, I called it "before & after". 17
johnyrotten Posted May 30 Posted May 30 Awesome looking wagon, great weathering, the original fender is a nice touch. Hopefully it raises some funds for the club.👍👍 1
1959 Posted May 30 Posted May 30 Wow, one of the nicest weathering I have seen! I really like the idea of a replaced fender and hood. Gives a whole lot more realism to the model. Well done! 1
Dragline Posted Friday at 09:04 PM Posted Friday at 09:04 PM Convincing weathering and subtle touches. What a prize. 1
Steve H Posted Saturday at 01:44 AM Posted Saturday at 01:44 AM Great looking wagon Mark. Nice to see a new build from you. 1
Tedly Posted Saturday at 03:18 AM Posted Saturday at 03:18 AM I love it! I like what you did with the phone number too! I'll call and ask for Jenny. 1 2
PappyD340 Posted Saturday at 10:47 AM Posted Saturday at 10:47 AM Super nice build, excellent weathering! 1
mchook Posted Saturday at 11:46 PM Author Posted Saturday at 11:46 PM Thank you all for the great comments, I appreciate it.
1972coronet Posted Sunday at 12:31 AM Posted Sunday at 12:31 AM (edited) 21 hours ago, Tedly said: I love it! I like what you did with the phone number too! I'll call and ask for Jenny. That was the first thing I noticed when I saw this awesome build yesterday. I was holding off to see how long it took someone to recognise that number ( hahaha ). IMO, a more arcane reference would've been "UNiversity-75309" or some other central office exchange prefixed number. Edited Sunday at 12:32 AM by 1972coronet *TYPO* 1 1
slusher Posted Monday at 06:07 AM Posted Monday at 06:07 AM (edited) Great weathered build, Mark! Edited Monday at 06:08 AM by slusher Typo 1
Lobo2me Posted Monday at 02:20 PM Posted Monday at 02:20 PM Very cool! I remember Before & After. Good luck on the raffle.
mchook Posted Monday at 10:45 PM Author Posted Monday at 10:45 PM 8 hours ago, Lobo2me said: Very cool! I remember Before & After. Good luck on the raffle. Thanks Steve.
alan barton Posted Tuesday at 04:02 AM Posted Tuesday at 04:02 AM I love it when model builders pay attention to how a real car weathers, rather than just slopping rust all over it. The phone number made me laugh - a favourite Carpenter's song of mine! I also like that you wrote the For Sale sign neatly - not everyone scrawls it on - some people actually have neat handwriting! Cheers Alan
BK9300 Posted Tuesday at 02:02 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:02 PM Awesome weathering - you could do a WIP just on weathering and it would be viewed regularly! Great job.
1972coronet Posted Tuesday at 02:12 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:12 PM 10 hours ago, alan barton said: The phone number made me laugh - a favourite Carpenter's song of mine! This whole time I was under the impression that it was by Iron Maiden !
Speedpro Posted Tuesday at 03:34 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:34 PM Cool wagon! Thats some great weathering. I respect guy's that can pull this off as well as you have. I myself have never tried doing it and probably never will as there are enough guy's doing it that I don't have to. Awsome build!
alan barton Posted Tuesday at 03:36 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:36 PM Oooops, my bad, I was thinking of Beechwood 4-57891 Apparently the other song was done by Tommy Tutone, according to google! Thats why Is tick to building modle cars - I know squat about music! Cheers Alan 1
Nazz Posted Tuesday at 09:24 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:24 PM Great work on the little wagon Mark! Well done. Someone will be very pleased to win it and put it on the shelf! Jerry
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