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When I saw Jimmy Flintstones resin Hudson...I found the perfect tow vehicle for the Midget Racer.

Was very pleased with the quality of his model, it went on the Moebius chassis easily and the glass fit just fine with minimal clean up on the body.

Paint is Scalefinishes "Hudson Honey Cream"

The Offenhauser-Midget is a fantastic model, builds up fairley easily...just went with the decals in the kit.

Paint is Scalefinishes "McLaren Orange"

Dirtied both of'em up to make it seem real

enjoy...

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thanx for lookin'...

Edited by curt raitz
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I was always a little disappointed that Hudson didn't build a pickup on the Step-Down chassis. The proposals I saw were very nice-looking. Same with the wagons- looked similar to a Packard, but a little better-proportioned.

Great execution, Curt.

Charlie Larkin

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Coooooool idea with the JF-body! My one is still waiting to let my hands on it. You give me a good insperation with the trailer!

Can you make some more pictures from the Hudson?

How did you make the bed? is it modified with the interiuer parts of the kit?

Looks really good!

Edited by Dominik
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Coooooool idea with the JF-body! My one is still waiting to let my hands on it. You give me a good insperation with the trailer!

Can you make some more pictures from the Hudson?

How did you make the bed? is it modified with the interiuer parts of the kit?

Looks really good!

The Jimmy Flintstone resin body comes with the bed molded in place...did nothing but paint it.

You will have to modify the interior, I used the front seat and custom made a rear shelf that drops in behind the seat.

had a friend make a resin copy of it for those who may want to build this conversion

just PM me if interested in getting a copy

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