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Love them all!!!! The best thing I like about hot rods is the freedom to build what you want or you can build a real car. Soooo cool! 

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Dave - thanks for resurfacing this thread

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Some really cool building skills and creativity on display here from all who've posted.  Congrats to all.

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And Bernard....some more pix on that killer gold metalflake channeled '27 T Turtledeck, please?  Somehow I missed this one previously. 

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Best regards to all....TIM  

Posted
2 hours ago, traditional said:

A few of mine from over the years

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Wow, that's pretty much my definition of The Perfect Hot Rod. :wub:

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I'll add a few. Glad to see this thread again, although the OP is MIA here the last threee years.

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Awesome collections! I do like Hot Rods

Some T based stuff & some Deuce based stuff.... very loosely based! Sorry about the picture quality, just quickies for this thread.

Great thread.

Brian

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Posted
22 hours ago, Dave Darby said:

Love that roadster, Ace! I gotta ask, where did you find those headlight stands? 

Thank you, sir. :D

They're two different models. The upper one is 1/25. The lower one is 1/8. The headlight stands are from either the Monogram Big T, or one of the Lindberg 1/8 T kits. All the large-scale stuff is packed, so I can't dig anything out to look.

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5 hours ago, matthijsgrit said:

What are those gauges? They look very real!

They are, I believe, a chrome panel from a Mercedes 540K kit. I black-washed the faces, then covered them with clear PVA canopy glue to simulate glass. It worked well for about a year, and then the "glass" and wash just fell off. Still working out a permanent solution.

That model represents something that could have been built in SoCal by a rodder with some money, in the early to late 1950s. At that time, there were still some high-end 1930s European cars in junkyards, so the Merc panel isn't too far-fetched.

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11 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

Thank you, sir. :D

They're two different models. The upper one is 1/25. The lower one is 1/8. The headlight stands are from either the Monogram Big T, or one of the Lindberg 1/8 T kits. All the large-scale stuff is packed, so I can't dig anything out to look.

I need to find a set for this...

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Posted (edited)
21 minutes ago, Dave Darby said:

I need to find a set for this...

Hmmmm...first thing that comes to mind in 1/25 is one of these...

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I'm pretty sure the T phaeton kit derived from this still has the quad lights on stands. Probably wouldn't be too rough to remove one light from each.

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I don't remember exactly what this kit has, but I'll have a look.

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On 10/7/2018 at 9:05 AM, Brudda said:

Love them all!!!! The best thing I like about hot rods is the freedom to build what you want or you can build a real car. Soooo cool! 

Man, that's some gorgeous paint.  :D

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