Ol' Ford Hot Rod (Finished!)

[dge467]

This is a 1/32 scale Revell kit I'm working on. It is running on a highly modified Scalextric Indy car chassis.Not sure what color to paint it yet.

[Dundee Denny]

Like the "moons" alot

I have a set meant for a 1/24 and keep trying how to make them work, been even eyeing some thumbtacks to see if they would be size right.

What are you using here?

Dundee
Denny

[J Y D]

I love them old fat fendered cars. This looks great ... J Y D

[TsgtRet]

:banana-dreads: :banana-blonde: :banana-dance: :banana-dance: :banana-blonde: :banana-dreads:

Red with 2 big, yellow, "Zs" on the side! :music-listening:

[dge467]

HA HA!!!!! "Give me all your loving" is playing in my head when I work on it! I am going with black paint on this. Dundee, I got the "moons" at Micheal's Crafts. I'll post a pict of the package.

[ourwayband]

That is going to be a great Ride!!

Rusty

[noddaz]

Interesting...
I have one of those sitting on my HO track at home that needs some lovin'...

Scott

[dge467]

Well it's ready to hit the road! I painted it with Testor's gloss black lacquer, then clear coated. The grille was chrome foiled, as was other trim. It has a modified Carrera driver. The chrome head light buckets are from the spare's box. I still have to polish out the paint. The first test run didn't go over to well!

[TsgtRet]

Looks great (thinking in his head "she's got legs.....") You never did tell us what the hubcaps really were.

Oh, concerning the last picture, to quote an old Dodge commercial: "Boy, you in a heap o' trouble!"

[RazorJon]

thats nice in black, great job :banana-rock:

[HomeRacingWorld]

You did a great job. That is a nice kit that has all sorts of possibilities and you nailed one of them.

[jmsh54]

Greetings, What a great looking slot car. The foil on the grill is amazing. So the hubcaps came from where? :D Regards, John

[dge467]

Thanks for the compliments everyone! The 'MOON" covers were made with these. The sell them at Micheal's crafts stores.There are plenty in a pack. There is a smaller one that would make nice "dog dish" caps too. For the full moon covers you have too sand a little lip off with a Dremel tool.

[Dundee Denny]

thanks for the moon cap tip!!!

tryed some 1/24 scale and just wouldn't work!!

Amazed by your foiling skills, feel like i really stepped out when i pull out the silver sharpie pen!!!
Dundee Denny