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awsome result , just great between the stance , axle in front , the pipes , roof and ... just really cool

i made a slight remark aout the front wheels just a minute ago in on the workbench , could be easy to do still .. just read it there :)

loving it :wub:

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that is sweet, It has that rat feel and atattooed with out a need for a tetanus shot. :D I would love to have a 1/1 of this.

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Very nice indeed! Great stance and chop, precisely turned out and nicely conceived. Big thumbzupz! super.gifsuper.gif

...It has that rat feel and atattooed with out a need for a tetanus shot. :D ...

Well put! Gotta agree. Gorgeous shiny red has plenty of attitude without the now rather trite rust and dust!

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I like it too!!! Not being a fan of modern rat rods, this one has a great feel to it. Nice way to mix parts, and come up with something really clever.

Posted (edited)

Thanks everyone! I really appreciate the feedback.

I tried to make something that is not just super shiney, car show trailer queen only, etc. I wanted something that a person could actually drive and live with on the weekends. So, there is not that much clear on the paint, and actually I buggered it up a couple little places in the paint, but decided to leave them. (IE:cleaning a brush, a flick of laq thinner hit the back and spotted it, rookie mistake for sure) Thought about turning that into a couple bullet holes, but decided to just touch it up instead.

Honestly tho, it does feel good that others are responding so well to it.

Edited by Modelbuilder Mark
Posted (edited)

Looks great completed. I like your unusual engine choice, and especially the finish work on your chop. It's good to see one done where you can't see the seams and all the lines actually line up. Very nice work.

Edited by Ace-Garageguy
Posted (edited)

Looks great completed. I like your unusual engine choice, and especially the finish work on your chop. It's good to see one done where you can't see the seams. Very nice work.

Thanks Bill. I am a bit OCD (well, OK, a lot LOL). I do not put my self at all in the same class as many great builders on this forum, but I do try to take my time and make the work look as realist as possible. A huge pet peeve of mine is seems, and mold lines. I try really hard to make them go away!

Thanks Terry!

Edited by Modelbuilder Mark

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