'40 Ford

[Spooky Benson]

By the way, like the others, I'm very impressed with the work you've done on the kit. I'm just curious about the story of why its a Standard and not a Deluxe?

Scott

Simple, because it's a Revell kit, which repeesents the Standard and not the Deluxe.

[unclescott58]

Thanks Steve. I did not know that. I wasn't even awear Revell offered a '40 Ford coupe before this moment. I only knew of AMT's and Lindberg's.

Scott

[Spooky Benson]

Revell did coupe and convertible versions of the '40 Ford. The first was released under the ProModeler banner. It was a 2-in-1 convertible kit that could be built stock or as a street rod. Thay was followed by a stock-only coupe, a street-rod-only convertible and a street-rod-only coupe. The street rod coupe and convertible kits both have been reissued.

Edited May 29, 2014 by Spooky Benson

[Danno]

Even a year later, this model is a timeless classic. The modeling art, beautifully performed.

[kriztsq]

Very nice job... Looks simple but it isn't :S

[crazyrichard]

whow now thats shiny yellow , how clean .. awsome build !!

[DeeCee]

WOW, that is sweet, great detail and paint work.

[cruz]

This is the kit. It was for a Scale Auto Mag review.

[meaneyme]

What paint and color are you using for the panel lines? They just look so freaking real.

[cruz]

I like to use the MIG washes for my panel lines, they come in a variety of colors and the consistency of the wash is just perfect. I mostly use this color but any color would work for me being that I scribe my panel lines very deep anyway....

[Ira]

Beautiful Build Marcus!

Very Realistic...

[meaneyme]

What an exquisite and clean build. Some of you guys can paint the heck out of a model. :blink:

[aquatic]

The best!!!

[crowe-t]

Marcos, WOW the paint is amazing and so smooth and glossy! Beautiful!