meechum68 Posted September 23 Author Posted September 23 Some interior work today ... me and tweezers .. was afraid I would lose the little buggers I was working on. 3
meechum68 Posted September 23 Author Posted September 23 And yes, I used the instructions for that. Didn't want things to not look right, even though you will not see them unless right on top of the kit.
johnyrotten Posted September 23 Posted September 23 5 minutes ago, meechum68 said: And yes, I used the instructions for that. I don't blame you one bit, that's looking great man. 1
meechum68 Posted September 23 Author Posted September 23 Thank you John! Been doing a bit here and there, plus working on the 3 other kits in process. 1
customline Posted September 23 Posted September 23 (edited) Nice wheels, Michael! I gotta see those wheels under that murder victim 😜. That clean interior is pretty cool too. Edited September 23 by customline 1
meechum68 Posted September 23 Author Posted September 23 5 minutes ago, customline said: Nice wheels, Michael! I gotta see those wheels under that murder victim 😜. That clean interior is pretty cool too. Thanks! I have to do one more coat of murder, then gonna semi gloss clear it. Im hoping for the best on it, but expecting the worst. If it goes well, then it's glass, and the very very few bits of chrome for the body. I have a few more minor bits for the interior to do, and have to mount the engine and then will wrap up the suspension stuff. I wanted something interior wise to pop against the murder.
customline Posted September 23 Posted September 23 1 minute ago, meechum68 said: Thanks! I have to do one more coat of murder, then gonna semi gloss clear it. Im hoping for the best on it, ....... I wanted something interior wise to pop against the murder. You certainly won that one! It looks like that cheap sparkle stuff we loved in the late '50s 😊. Good on the paint plan. I did a satin black Krylon job on a '40 coupe. No hood, gold firewall...very hoodlum. 🥴 1
meechum68 Posted September 23 Author Posted September 23 Thanks! Tbh, I had thought about the no hood, but was like.... let the under the hood be a surprise. 1
meechum68 Posted September 25 Author Posted September 25 A bit more work tonight done. The interior shot was in progress. I have to do some touch up painting tomorrow. 2
customline Posted September 25 Posted September 25 I don't know about you, Michael, but we're ready for a mock-up 😛 2
Glassparman Posted September 25 Posted September 25 That interior looks great. I always hated molded in window cranks and door handles. 1
meechum68 Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 Oh look what I have for ya @customline ... I am about 2 days roughly from getting this closer to being done. I have to get some solder for exhaust pipe and make some mufflers at that time. But without further ado: 2
customline Posted September 28 Posted September 28 I would think the exhaust system should be fairly easy with a separate frame and floor pan. I might even try with styrene rod of appropriate size bent cold mostly....but solder works. Interior looks great, the spare well might look better painted floor color, but that's just me. I'm sitting here with my kit on my lap and I'm wondering what that round thing on the bottom under the passenger side might be. There's things there that I don't recognize. Those things may need paint detail. 🤔.... a mystery to investigate. Somebody knows..... 1
meechum68 Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 3 hours ago, customline said: I would think the exhaust system should be fairly easy with a separate frame and floor pan. I might even try with styrene rod of appropriate size bent cold mostly....but solder works. Interior looks great, the spare well might look better painted floor color, but that's just me. I'm sitting here with my kit on my lap and I'm wondering what that round thing on the bottom under the passenger side might be. There's things there that I don't recognize. Those things may need paint detail. 🤔.... a mystery to investigate. Somebody knows..... I will try my hand with styrene since I have that on hand. Thanks on the interior, the spare well isn't seen, but I get how it would improve the aesthetics. And yeah that thing has me for a loop. I have seen some random things but that one... no idea. (I looked about online and wasn't able to find anything clear on it, maybe underseat heat? cuz the bigger moldings look like hoses.)
customline Posted September 28 Posted September 28 (edited) 2 hours ago, meechum68 said: I will try my hand with styrene since I have that on hand. Thanks on the interior, the spare well isn't seen, but I get how it would improve the aesthetics. And yeah that thing has me for a loop. I have seen some random things but that one... no idea. (I looked about online and wasn't able to find anything clear on it, maybe underseat heat? cuz the bigger moldings look like hoses.) Yeah, that's all I could think of. I looked at my kit for a closer look but came up empty. It looks like it could be a fan motor for a heater core under the seat. It's weird but who knows? Back in those days, it's a possibility. I know they had heaters because my grandfather had a '47 Aero ( I recall barfing in the back seat 🤢) up north where it was a necessary option due to long, cold winters. Edited September 28 by customline 1
meechum68 Posted September 29 Author Posted September 29 (edited) Yeah, I will be doing a little spot painting .. because of this: I laugh cuz I understand the north, and getting sick isnt fun. Edited September 29 by meechum68 2
Big Messer Posted September 29 Posted September 29 A turn of the blue masking tape on the ends of the tweezers may help preventing things to fly away. 1
meechum68 Posted September 29 Author Posted September 29 13 minutes ago, Big Messer said: A turn of the blue masking tape on the ends of the tweezers may help preventing things to fly away. I will have to remember that! Thanks man!
meechum68 Posted September 30 Author Posted September 30 Well last update until I post in Under Glass. Started final assembly, was a great build.
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