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Taking advantage of a lazy day here in Ottawa, I took some time today trying to shoot my favorite rods together.......all traditional hot rods, extensively modified from 1/24 diecasts, and all have been shown here before separately. I found it quite difficult to maintain enough depth of field to keep them all in focus and, of the many I tried, only these three shots came out reasonably well.

Cad powered '35 Ford Roadster...from a stock '36 Cabriolet.

Chevy powered chopped, channelled '33 Ford coupe...........from a full fendered '33.

Chevy powered full fendered Deuce 5-window....from a deuce hiboy (FM 'Rockin' Rod')

Paint on all the models is custom mixed basecoat/clearcoat, and all the models have custom interiors, super-detailed motors, and complete chassis detail, including brakelines, fuel lines and fabricated detailed suspension.

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I do not know what the green car is,But i love it.

Can ya tell i am not mechanically inclined?

Tim, It's a '35 Ford roadster made by grafting the front clip from a 'Crown Premiums' '35 sedan delivery (a cheap diecast model) to the cabriolet body of a stock '36 Ford diecast.

Since it's difficult to effectively glue metal to metal permanently, you have to use mechanical means....in this case drilling and pinning.

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Nice job on diecast models! In some ways I think they are a lot more of a challenge and don't get enough respect. Yours should make a lot of styrene addicts take a look at them more. Nice pictures!

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Cool cars. Thanks for not using the yuppie term "rat-rod". Cool traditionals and my favorite, the Convertible!

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Didn't you have an article in one of the mags just not too long ago?? AWESOME work!!! Nice diecast!! ;)

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