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My friend has a Ford Anglia. About a year ago he had his 50th anniversary so I decided to built a model of his very own car.

I started with Air-Trax resin kit. Because my friend has a Anglia standard, I shaved all chrome trim from sidepanels and created a new grill from Evergreen plastic.

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I painted the body with airbrush and used Humbrol enamel paint which I polished and waxed.

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Interior is also painted with Humbrol colours.

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Wheels and tires I painted with Tamiya spray colours.

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Hubcaps and bumpers I painted with Alclad2.

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Anglia ready for road!

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My modelling buddy helped with register plates, national sign (SF=Suomi-Finland) and a decal for front emblem.

My friend has on his Anglia's rear window a sticker which says "A brand new Ford Anglia 1964". So I made a sign with same words (in Finnish).

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Lovely model Tuomas. I have been wanting to build one of these for a little while now.

Are the first two pictures the original resin finish or did you do some work on it by that stage?

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That came out beautiful!!! Always thought these little cars were neat. There is one sitting in a local vintage car salvage yard here in Florida. Don't see too many of them in the states.

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Great job,has that nice simplistic car vibe to it,It's nice to see something that isn't painted a HOK color (I do like HOK,I just have a broad horizon).Looks great.

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I love oddball subjects like this! Nice build!! B)

Once in a blue moon, I saw these when I was a kid here in the states. I had no idea what they were until years later, and was surprised that it was a Ford. Of British descent of course! :D

I have one of Airtrax's Volvo P1800 kits------very nicely done with just a little cleanup that will be needed. They're a bit pricey due to our Dollar vs. the Euro, but well worth it for subject matter you just can't get anywhere else!

Edited by MrObsessive

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