How about an old Hubley 32 Chevy coupe reborn as a gasser? I bought this on a trip to the USA in 2017. Wheels and tyres are from a Hot Wheels Twin Mill Monster truck ( unfortunately too big for the Hubley Model As in case you are wondering), engine is from the Monogram S'Cool bus fender wells have been filled scratchbuilt headers. Hope you enjoy the photos! Cheers Alan
I was bored a while ago and made some "garden meeting" diorama for some of my 1:64 diecast rides... I think it took 5 hours and it was my first time scale building features: - "sunlight" - lighting for the night - driving car (turning plate with neodym magnet)
Enjoying everyone's post. Alan I liked how you took an old boring Chevy Hubley, and made it into a Super COOL Hot Rod! Same goes for you Uncle Marc ! COOL Diorama. You got a great imagination. And of course I really like all you dioramas too Ed. Very Cool Details!
Good 1'st Tuesday of 2022. Ed. great looking 35 delivery. I haven't posted a picture of the fish's old 32 in a while? It is really deteriorating. Have a great 2022!
I found this one today. I have an f47 pickup, luckily not in these beaver colours. Beaver is a former lumber store chain here in Canada.
Found this at a antique store today,its a brand I never heard of and unlike most of this era its not made in England but Isreal.
^^^^^^^^^ Reliant Robin. In the U.K. you could drive these with a Motor cycle license. And take the family with you. The goal of a Robin was to get a speeding ticket. Lol.
Good Tuesday. ^^^{ QUICK85 } Thanks and they're COOL ! I haven't seen those yet. I'll add a few Chevys.
I have always been fascinated with the Holden built Australian Utes. I am also a fan of the 1937 Chevy cars and trucks which I have owned and driven several over the years. The one I figured I would never own was the 37 Chevy Ute so I decided to build my own diecast version. I started with an extra Liberty Classic diecast 37 Chevy Sedan Delivery bank I had. Some planned cutting and grinding along with shaping a few new metal pieces to get the design I wanted. I used JB KwikWeld to put all the parts together. More sanding, a little body filler, primer and finally paint. Since this was originally a collector bank, I decided to keep it that way and ground a coin slot in the tailgate. Another one-off piece to ad to my collection.
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