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Hello Everybody!

Now that my '50 Oldsmobile Club Coupe is finished, it's time to start another build!

 

This is AMT's 1929 Ford Woody/Pickup kit. According to the box it can be built one of four ways. A wagon or a pickup, with custom or stock options for each. I've decided to build the Woody wagon as a mild-custom hot rod. 

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The first thing I wanted to do was get the right stance and profile. So I assembled the axles and did a mockup with a number of different wheel sets. I did find a good set of wheels and tires in the parts box. They have kind of a Western Smoothie look which is much better than the Keystone Cliche' Classics or stock spokes in the kit. I will of course dress them up a little.

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Inspired by the box art and some online photos I decided on a sunny yellow for the base color.

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I painted the wood panel inserts using my woodgrain technique. The wood body framing will be similar to the inside of the panels.

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The test-fit mockup is looking pretty good.

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That's it for this round. 

As always, thanks for taking the time to look and please feel free to post any comments, questions or critiques you may wish to share.

David G.

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Impressive wood painting.

I really like the stance of the car, I’m in a non dropped period.

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