1932 Ford "Vicky" sedan

[crazyjim]

I painted this puppy with HOK ultra orange pearl over a white basecoat. I wanted to use a set of Ma's Resin MT Sportsman tires in back without having to tub it, so I found a set of wider fenders in the parts bin and glued them in place.

[Chris White]

Very cool Jim. Another fine example

[Tom Geiger]

Wow Jim! That orange just does it for me! Great color scheme and build!

[1930fordpickup]

Cool color combo.

[slusher]

A real beauty Jim, excellent engine detail.

[Harry P.]

You sure work fast!

[crazyjim]

Thank you all very much. Harry, I keep 3 models going at a time. It's almost a production line.

[Harry P.]

Thank you all very much. Harry, I keep 3 models going at a time. It's almost a production line.

It must be, at the rate you post new models!

Nice work as always.

[cobraman]

Looks good. Turned out better than my POS of the same kit. : )

[realgone58]

Looks good Jim. Love the mags on it, and the little "ahoogha" horn on the fender.

[Danno]

Sweet!!

[JunkPile]

Jim can't let 'em sit around too long....they may get rusty

[PappyD340]

Very NICE Jim!!

[outlaw035]

another good look'n deuce,,,really like the orange....

[Ramfins59]

That's a great looking car Jim.

[crazyjim]

Thank you so much guys.

[awhitegt]

I love the fuel filter, and I'm swiping your technique for future builds. Hope you don't mind.

[crazyjim]

No problem, Tim. That's a hex shaped necklace bead. I paint the inside with some Testors side side amber before sliding over the fuel line and use #1 Beadalon crimp beads at each end.

[Porscheman]

Beautiful Jim. I really like the tan running boards and top.

[crazyjim]

Thank you very much, Al.

[surfjunke]

Really nice clean work & beautiful finish.

[crazyjim]

Thanks very much, Scott.

[Grumpa]

This is beautiful Jim! Great color!

[crazyjim]

Thanks very much, Mark.

[Sixties Sam]

Very nice Deuce! Great color and engine detail. Good work!

Sam