Andrew McD Posted Tuesday at 08:30 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:30 PM The Revell '32 Ford Roadster. Painted Testors Wet Look Graphite Dust and cleared with Testors Wet Look Clear. The blower got a light coat of Tamiya Titanium Gold followed by a coat of Tamiya Smoke. The wheels, headlight/front shock assemblies, exhaust headers, windshield, and air cleaners all got a coat of Tamiya x-19 Smoke over the chrome. Wired distributor from Greg's Scale models and I even wired in the correct firing order!:) Seat and door cards are Tamiya XF-82 Ocean Grey 2 and Tamiya XF-24 Dark Grey for a two tone interior. Radiator support rods cut from piano wire. A fun build. I have another in the stash which I'm imagining as a dry lakes/salt flats racer; we'll see how that idea develops. 11
sidcharles Posted Tuesday at 08:47 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:47 PM quite tasteful. Q: whodonnawin'shiel?
rrb124@sbcglobal.net Posted Tuesday at 08:49 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:49 PM Great looking build. Always room for THE classic hot rod. I built a hot rod model with that style windshield frame and it was difficult to get the "glass" to seat properly. Hope yours was not a fight.
espo Posted Tuesday at 09:51 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:51 PM Beautiful looking paint finish and color. Like how detailed the engine.
Jim B Posted Tuesday at 10:17 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:17 PM Great looking roadster. Love the color. Well done.
Phildaupho Posted Tuesday at 11:10 PM Posted Tuesday at 11:10 PM Good looking Deuce. Great colour choice. Totally agree - there can never be too many
alan barton Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Nice work - that shade is not easy to make look nice. And no, there can never be too many - as much as I am a Model A guy because I own own, those 32s are so pretty! Cheers Alan
Zippi Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago What a good looking 32 Ford Roadster there Andrew. Boy I really like the colors on this build. Love those front frenders. I have this kit somewhere in the stash.
Mike 1017 Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Most Excellent. I have heard comments that the 1:1 1932 is the most customized car in history
XYHARRY Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Great colour choices on your roadster there Andrew and your smoke treatment looks great. Really well done.
Dragline Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Never enough duece's.. I like a squared off windshield instead of a Duvall. But that is simply a matter of preference. Unassuming paint choice allows it to blend a bit in a sea of reds and bright primary or candy colors. I dig it.
bamadon Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago You're right, there can never be too many. That is a great color also.
TransAmMike Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Very cool, and like others have said, I really like that color 👍
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