There has not been a Sunday models for 2 weeks now so I wanted to start this one off with some fresh models I have built. First up is a 32 Ford 3 window that Spoggie built then it broke, so I then rebuilt it again for any different kits. Second model is a 32 Ford roadster which is just a quick build Im doing. Last model is a 29 or 32 Ford roadster.
Don't mean to argumentative here , but there has , in you're absence ! In fact , I posted models the past two weeks and sadly , I guess you didn't see them . I'll stop in tomorrow , Sunday with some fresh material ! scrubba
Here is my '34 PU . This kit was originally released by AMT in late 1962 , and over the years has been a favorite of mine & many fellow modelers alike. I built my first one in 1963 . 40 yrs. later in 2003 I built this version.
No models for 2 weeks? Maybe sumpthin to do with the new layout of this place. Might have to put new batteries in your search engine Matt - just sayin'
There was, I posted them.....It was just titled diff. And that was my bad. Sorry about that. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=832576&highlight=model+car+sundays http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=830591&highlight=model+car+sundays Iv got to say tho that these 32's and 34 look great. Good job guys.
Here's a 1/87th scale 1957 plymouth wagon lowrider. Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki And heres a 1958 caddie Im still building. Hosted on Fotki
9/15/13 Model car Sundays. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...=sunday+models http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...ghlight=models Hope that helps. Nice to say please too Cheers Rod
here you go 30FN... I know how you feel about the page title. (insert shoulder shrug here then throw up your hands) Anyways..still trying to get these two convertibles to tighten up and fly right. Just in case you missed them. that is all ....
Wow, FordFreak, looks we're on a similar wavelength! Looks great! Here's my '34 pickup; an cheap ebay find I took apart, cleaned the cigarette smoke staining from and rebuilt late last year with some new and old parts after polishing the original paint, Testors Burgundy Metallic applied sometime in the '60s. I repositioned the front axle forward a bit and moved the rear one back to center the wheels. Also tweaked the front cross member and spring to get the nose a little lower. The wheels are from the original AMT Ala Kart kit As received... After the rebuild...
Great save, John. FYI, Ryan has said these model car threads can stay, as long as we stay on topic... Here's a Jo-Han 56 Pontiac promo just finished
Lately I've been working again on rebuilding this '59 Ford Sunliner as a mild custom. Finally decided to go with a "drawer pull" style grill from an Aurora Customizing Parts set from the '60s. Painting the background flat black makes the little chrome squares "float" in the opening, nicely complementing the squared-off look of the Fairlane 500's front end design... Here's a '58 Sunliner with another custom grill from the Aurora set...
I won my frist ( first ever entered)model contest with this kit in Oct 1962. I was 12 years old. First place and i still have that trophy sitting on my shelf!
Froghawk :Your 34 looks great ! Love the grills in the 58 & 59 also . Matter of fact , EVERYTHING I have seen on here today looks great ! There is a lot of talent on here every week , and I look forward to seeing the nice models you guys post on here each Sunday !
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