T-Bucket Outlaw

[Mr Core]

I finally finished this one. I started with Revell's Ed Roth Outlaw kit, and basically made my own interpretation of this car.

Added some stuff, adapted some stuff, and threw away a lot of stuff

Here are the pics boys. I hope you like it

Cor

Edited July 29, 2011 by Mr Core

[BOSWELL891]

Very nice the black and yellow go good together

[Danno]

Neato!

[Eric Stone]

I like it, but don't quite understand the exhaust on the passenger side.

[Jantrix]

I'm not a Roth, T-bucket, or hot rod fan in general

I knew there was a reason I don't like you Mark. :lol: (it's a joke folks!)

Seriously though, very cool build. I actually dig the oddball exhausts. Nice work.

[a/gass]

i like it - really k-o-o-o-l-l .like the use of revell tires out back.

[kingiguana]

I love it ! It really stands out !

[Chuck Most]

Are those VW wheels? That looks killer.

[outlaw035]

thats pretty "KQQL"

[John Teresi]

Cor......you did a FANTASTIC job on this build......very well done.

[Draggon]

I dig it, much more than the orginal. Buy, yeah, why two iofferent exhausts>

[deathskull59]

very cool though the strange haders make it both very weird and cool nic job.

[Mr Core]

Thanks a lot guys. You have no idea how much I appreciate it.

Why the different exhaust? I don't really know, thought it was different and pretty cool at the same time.

I didn't really bother bout realism for this one

Thx again for the nice comments

Edited July 30, 2011 by Mr Core

[Mr Core]

Are those VW wheels? That looks killer.

Yes those are the rims of the Hasegawa VW Panelvan.

Rear wheels are Revell's

[Sixties Sam]

Very cool! Better than the original, I think. Roth's stuff was kinda weird!

Sam