Mr. Metallic Posted November 12, 2006 Posted November 12, 2006 I've been so busy that I kept forgetting to bring the camera to the bench with me. And, since I'm pretty lazy going upstairs to get it when I'm already downstairs is just out of the question. So, anyway, here's the stuff on my bench. This is the beginnings of another revell chopper for me. The head tube has been re-raked. The rear fender is getting extended, and i think I'm gonna split the tank and widen it. It's based on the Crusader but since I started it I purchased the Torch, and decided to use the wheels. This bike is going to be very "clean" and smooth. I'll probably be adding more "bodywork" to it. Next up is and AMT '72 Chevy/GMC longbed. It's getting smoothed, rolled pans front and rear, molded in tailgate, custom tonneu, relocated tallight. The motor is from the revell '67 Chevelle, wheels and tires from same kit. Interior is a modified unit from the AMT 90 Chevy SS454 pickup (no molded in seat like the 72 kit has). It'll be curbside, so I can slam it down low, but with an "Arter rake". Next is a '66 olds "442" Kustom. I've molded in the bumpers. It'll be a mid 60's style custom. Clear tube grille. Metalflake roof, side pipes. Haven't decided what to do for an engine though. Customs don't usually pack as much opwer as a 442 under the hood. Maybe I'll dress it down or switch it out, any suggestions? Last up is my '32 Chevy "nomad?"(no creative name thought up yet) It's an AMT phantom vickie body, revell speedwagon cowl and a sectioned and narrowed AMT '55 nomad roof. MPC '32 Chevy grille and hood. Will run a '32 Ford chassis. Not sure on an engine yet, maybe the one from the Revell Cali Wheels 56 Chevy. this will be a newstalgia style build, think along the lines of the latest deuces from Lobeck. There's lots more going on too, as always. Follow the link to more pics, and as always comments and questions are welcome. http://public.fotki.com/crstan/noslow-moti...ects/page3.html
Rick Forrester Posted November 12, 2006 Posted November 12, 2006 papafo here, I see some very cool looking project on the bench keep us updated on them. Ilike the big fender on the bike .I plan on doing the same thing. where did you get the new bike from? Ihave six or seven of the first two. waiting to see the wheels and pipes in the new ones. 8)
Rick Forrester Posted November 12, 2006 Posted November 12, 2006 papafo back, I was went to your picture site. Just way to many cool things going on. the 37 ford pick I really like. And ford Roth pick up with the chopped top. I will be watching your pictures to see how they come out. keep up the great work. Master Greg and Jairus. if you see this post check out his pictures on his site. I think you like what you see. Jairus some of his models look like something you would draw. Rick 8)
Mr. Metallic Posted November 12, 2006 Author Posted November 12, 2006 papafo here, I see some very cool looking project on the bench keep us updated on them. Ilike the big fender on the bike .I plan on doing the same thing. where did you get the new bike from? Ihave six or seven of the first two. waiting to see the wheels and pipes in the new ones. 8) WalMart had them locally. I say had because none of them stay on the shelves long. Restocked constantly and still sell out. It's a good sign, hopefully after the last two in the current series come out late this month we can see a new line with different frames and motors? Maybe revell will announce soemthing at Toy Fair in February? This line is a goldmine revell, don't stop mining it!!!
Gray Smith Posted November 12, 2006 Posted November 12, 2006 I really like that 32 you're building with the nomad roof. It shows that there is use for those slightly odd looking phantom vickie bodies(i've got 3 spare ones), please keep us updated on this one!. I also like the tailgate/tail light mod on the truck. Keep up the great work on 'em ..I look forward to seeing more Gray
Matt T. Posted November 13, 2006 Posted November 13, 2006 They all look good, Craig! That '32 Nomad is my fave, tho. GREAT work on that so far! Super concept!
JAFFA Posted November 13, 2006 Posted November 13, 2006 hey dude ya got some real skills makin builds like that. how about a nice blower engine for that '66 olds "442" Kustom??
Steve H. Posted November 13, 2006 Posted November 13, 2006 Craig, your Mad 32 is a real eye catcher! Such a simple idea and a great impact. Can't wait to see more on it!
ratrodder Posted November 15, 2006 Posted November 15, 2006 great starts, can't wait to seemore on the 32..............
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