Chrysler Turbine Car from the movie "The Lively Set"

[Dominik]

Hi

here are presented

Chrysler Turbine Car

from the movie

The Lively Set - 1964

Jo-Han, 1 / 25, # EZ-202

Changes to the production vehicle, I would like to mention only short

- Remove the vinyl roof

- Remove the logos and lettering

- Remove the Fenderskirts

- Remove the windshield wiper

- Make U-bolts and belts of

- Make interior and exterior mirrors

- Make the decals new, becaus the decals in the kit are not correct

- Replace the serial form beautiful wheels with steel rims Ford F100 ('53)

First, the images to the original:

Edited October 21, 2011 by Dominik

[Dominik]

And the only model in color:

That's it. Thank you for your attention, this building has really made ​​me joy: ok:

Comments, criticisms and praise are welcome as always

[bsoder]

That is just Ubercool !!..didn't know this ever existed, great job man B)

[cruz]

Cool, subject, very nicely done!!!!

[Dr. Cranky]

Another wonderful model. I can see why you like building these, they look great finished.

[Danno]

Beautiful!!

[David G.]

It's nice to see such an unusual version of such an unusual car... and so well done, too!

David G.

[Eshaver]

I never ever saw the movie . In fact, I never ever saw the Turbine car , except one time in traffic one time . I had one of the leased owners addresses, but he kept it in a garage off the street . I always wanted Chrysler to have made the car available as it had loads of potential . Ed Shaver

[Chuck Most]

Very, very nice!

[Guest]

Another great build!

[Janne Herajärvi]

Nice to see this ship on other colors too. Very nice

[W-409]

As Janne said, great to see something different built from this kit. That paintjob looks very good, and I like those stripes and other decals. Finishing looks great on this one, thanks for sharing these Turbine Cars.

[RodneyBad]

Awesome looking Turbine...

Great job..

[Tony T]

Nicely done! I never saw the movie and do recall seeing pictures of the car a long time ago, maybe in a magazine article.

The only thing I would say is off a bit on your model is the size of the roof number. It could have been a little bit bigger...the only reason I noticed is the real picture beside the model!

I am jealous of your work on this! I'd like to be capable of making my own decals...one day!

[Dominik]

Thank you everybody for your words! Thanks a lot!

I never seen the film till i bought the EZ-built-kit. There is a picture from it on the side and this makes me wondering. So i searched the web, ordered the movie and watched it second to second. Informations and pictures are hard to find from it, so i built it like the car in the movie with a couple of shotscreens. Made a lot of fun!

The bad was, that the decals from the kit didn't looks like the movie car. And, Toni, thats right: the number on the roof must be bigger. but there is no point to be jealous

To make your own decals you only need

- Decalpaper clear or white,

- a good graficprogram like Photoshop and sometimes Office for letters,

- a photoprinter,

- Clearcoat,

- time and loss to make it.

not rocket science

[Tony T]

It's the cost of the program and the photprinter that is keeping me from it!! Thanks, Dominik!!

[peekay]

Once again, very nice! You might be the first modeler to correctly paint the rear bumber coves body colour.

[MrObsessive]

Very cool and clean work Dominik! I saw the movie in bits and pieces years ago, so your representation of the car is dead accurate.

Yeah, those bumper insets are a pain to paint as the one I did wasn't easy!