Dennis Lacy Posted Monday at 09:06 AM Posted Monday at 09:06 AM I built this model to participate in The Official ‘32 Tudor Sedan Build Off. My goal was to create a timeless modern hotrod by kit-bashing within Revell’s series of ‘32 Ford kits. The complete chassis, supercharged small block Chevy and grill/shell come from the most recent Roadster kit. The chopped sedan body is a very high quality piece from my friend Ed at Drag City Casting, for which I created the original master. The wheels and large rear radial tires come from the original issue HiBoy Roadster while the front tires are from a Revell ‘40 Ford Coupe. The firewall, hood top, taillights and interior are from the Sedan except for the ‘40 Ford steering wheel from the 5-Window Coupe. Paint is Tamiya TS-88 Titanium Silver over their primer and under their gloss clear, polished and waxed. I’m a year late for the original end date of the build off but, better late than never! 😎 19
NOBLNG Posted Monday at 12:14 PM Posted Monday at 12:14 PM Extremely clean and beautiful!👍 A work of art.😎 1
FoMoCo66 Posted Monday at 01:01 PM Posted Monday at 01:01 PM Excellent work Dennis as always! Im glad that you could get this group build done and join with the rest of us. Dont forget to post a couple picks in the group builds finished thread. Oh and I love all that color matching on the frame and suspension components. 1
Kit Karson Posted Monday at 02:35 PM Posted Monday at 02:35 PM What you do with real hot rods pales in comparison to what you do in scale, Brother! -KK 1
bill-e-boy Posted Monday at 06:01 PM Posted Monday at 06:01 PM What a beautiful car. All the right bits in all the right places, spot on chop height, stance etc. Like it 1
espo Posted Monday at 08:36 PM Posted Monday at 08:36 PM Beautiful paint finish and like the color. Great looking engine and chassis details. Nice stance along with the wheels & tires. 1
dragstk Posted Monday at 08:50 PM Posted Monday at 08:50 PM I like it. Very clean build. Congratulations and nice build 1
Dan Hay Posted Monday at 09:58 PM Posted Monday at 09:58 PM Gorgeous! They should employ you to build the kits for the box-art. Probably sell more that way! 1
Dragonhawk1066 Posted Monday at 11:07 PM Posted Monday at 11:07 PM That's a fantastic looking Tudor! Well done! 1
STU111 Posted Monday at 11:15 PM Posted Monday at 11:15 PM Wow! So much excellent work on one model. Mildly tinted glass is a nice touch l didn’t immediately notice. Flawless. 👍🏻 1
SpikeSchumacher Posted yesterday at 12:12 AM Posted yesterday at 12:12 AM Beautiful result on this Dennis! 1
Charger Funny Car Posted yesterday at 01:08 AM Posted yesterday at 01:08 AM Absolutely beautiful build!!! 1
TransAmMike Posted yesterday at 01:26 AM Posted yesterday at 01:26 AM Great looking '32 Sedan, excellent work Dennis!! 👍 1
Bullybeef Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Nicely done Dennis! Good to see it Finally across the finish line. 1
tim boyd Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago Personally, I really, really like models like the one Dennis has completed here. Nothing outrageous, just a scale rod that could be built in 1/1. with fine craftsmanship, and tasteful yet eye-catching presence. Creative kitbashing and paint choices only add to the effect. There's plenty of room for all kinds of model car building styles and skills, and I personally like them all, but it is especially refreshing to me to see a model completed like this one. Big congrats, Dennis. And FWIW, just as Dennis did here, my view is that anyone building any of the Revell hot rod Deuce kits in a highboy format should source the frame from the recent Highboy Roadster reissue based on the Rat Roaster tool. It is much better in several ways than the highboy frame in all the previous Revell Street Rod Deuce kits, which dates back to the 1996 original and has some quality issues that are well resolved in the new tool frame. TIM 1
Mr. Metallic Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Excellent job as always Dennis. I didn't catch the tinted glass in our texts, but in this bigger format it really adds a subtle realism to the build. 1
Rattlecan Dan Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago I'm in agreement with all. Very nice-looking build. 1
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