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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by ol'skool29, Dec 15, 2007.

  1. ol'skool29
    Joined: Feb 15, 2006
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    ok, its not sunday yet, but here's the sunday models thread. i finished my 29 roadster, and i started building a roth inspired bubble top. it'll run a nailhead with a 6 carb log intake, and my plan for paint is an early 80's ford green metallic, i swiped a paint chip from the automotive paint store, and i like how it looks.

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  2. primersfiner
    Joined: Dec 30, 2006
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    from kentucky

    my willys pickup nothing special but i like it
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  3. ol'skool29
    Joined: Feb 15, 2006
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    goooood morning builders, get posting!
     
  4. Stick Shift
    Joined: Oct 2, 2005
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    from LENA IL

    Cool models. Nice a roadster. I like that. The bubble project should be kool too. The Willys truck looks good.

    I better go get the camera and take some pics of the lil I got done this week.
     

  5. mbstude
    Joined: Oct 6, 2007
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    Here's the '53 Stude- Bonneville Record Breaker I finished yesterday.
    BTW, the "tag" on the rear bumper reads "BNVL S2D" (As in "Bonneville Stude").


    Notice the lower stance when compared to a 'stocker'.
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    Well, here's some pics of the Stock '53. I can't take the credit on this one, it was a gift.
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  6. Thumper
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  7. 'Mo
    Joined: Sep 26, 2007
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    Here's a prototype I built for my 1:1 Stude project.

    I began the project by combining AMT's Starlight hardtop body with the Revell "Miss Deal" kit to produce a two-door post, then chopped it as the real car. I sold that model, but first replicated it as follows :

    I used some craft store mold maker to produce a female mold.
    This was filled with plaster to produce the plaster "buck" seen in the picture.

    The body in the foreground began as a flat sheet of styrene, heated in the oven and vacu-formed over the plaster mold seen behind it [using a hand made box and a Vacuum cleaner.]

    Please pardon the mags and modern paint, as the real car will be retro, with '56 Lincoln caps, Hawk fins, and '37 Ford headlights. [Any tips on frenching these is welcome .] The top was chopped by leaning the un-cut windshield as far as it would go, and replacing the wraparound rear glass with an inverted '50 Ford rear window. This produced about a 6" chop at the A-pillar.
     
  8. Omega
    Joined: Jul 11, 2006
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    from Mass

    I started this a while ago, but im back to building it now, i sectioned some plastic from the middle, and made it skinnier, it sits on a fuel alteredframe.

    Engine is a concept DOHC 426 Hemi, it will be Fuel Injected

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  9. Omega
    Joined: Jul 11, 2006
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  10. ol'skool29
    Joined: Feb 15, 2006
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    nothing else? omega, wheres all your sick builds???
     
  11. zbuickman
    Joined: Dec 9, 2007
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    How a bout a Ford sportn' a 2x1 Flatty, floor shift, craggers and goodyear F60/14 in the front. A little trimming and goodyear rally GT L60/14 in the rear. slathered in orange and covered by a white top.

    P.S. this model has held up well considering it was assembled in 63'
     

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  12. Omega
    Joined: Jul 11, 2006
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    from Mass


    Havnt been building much lately buddy :(..but il get cracking on them old builds for 2008

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  13. EdselRich
    Joined: Oct 12, 2007
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    you gotta love models. everything you wanna do to your real cars you can do to them. the only thing is that if you fuck up you throw it away. but then if you do it right you wish you woulda done it on your real one
     

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