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Discussion in 'The Antiquated' started by milo1303s, Mar 16, 2014.

  1. BONNEVILLE BOB 95
    Joined: May 1, 2010
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    BONNEVILLE BOB 95
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    My first attempt at modifying a Hot Wheels car.

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  2. Love the coverage of the show and the Hot Wheels gasser, well, love it all actually.

    I have a question. Is the 47 Chev coupe a revell kit? I don't believe I've seen one. I'd love to do a torpedo back version.

    Keep up the good work.
     
  3. Nitro Marty
    Joined: Nov 19, 2006
    Posts: 131

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    The Chevy is an upcoming kit from Galaxie LTD.... Due out some time around August.
    The ones shown in my show coverage, were all built and kit bashed from advance test shot samples.... I can't wait to get my hands on one!!!!
     
  4. Thanks, something to look forward to.
     
  5. fat141
    Joined: Jul 30, 2006
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  6. DocWatson
    Joined: Mar 24, 2006
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    I have a problem with finishing models, I always seem to start a new project or ten part way through each other project. one day I will finish a model car.............one day!

    This is a Revell 32 coupe, some slight changes so far, destined to be a lakes style flathead powered car.

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    Open to any ideas though, thinking of a bonnet made from 2 40 Ford items like the Chrisman Bros Coupe.

    Cheers,
    Doc.
     
  7. KevKo
    Joined: Jun 25, 2009
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    from Motown

    YES! Back in the early days nobody built replicas. Custom was King. But I think those were later than 57-58. I'm pretty sure the AMT 40 came out in early 60's. Same with the T-bird. Still, both are awesome builds.
     
  8. verde742
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    my friend says he uses oven cleaner,,, NOW, I never have but he says that's what he uses, swears it works perfect. Check with others or try on sumthin' you don't care about first.
     
  9. KevKo
    Joined: Jun 25, 2009
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    from Motown

    Yes it works. I used Easy Off in the yellow can. Use a plastic tub with a lid, like Cool Whip. Spray it good and wet, seal it up, next day the paint should wash off. Might have to scrub some spots.
     
  10. tommy
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    I have used Pine Sol cleaner available from any grocery store straight from the bottle. I use a glass jar that the part/car will fit in and just watch it for a few days. The paint will wash off leaving all the details of the original model. it smells good too.:D
     
  11. BONNEVILLE BOB 95
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    Like where your headed with the 3wd Doc. The '40 hoods will look righteous!
     
  12. bartmcneill
    Joined: Dec 23, 2009
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    from Ada, OK

    Wow, I got to go drag out my old models I built in the 60's. I think I still got them somewhere.
     
  13. musclecars
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  14. musclecars
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    Actually the Metro is a Jimmy Flintstone resin trans kit.It comes with the body,interior floor,bumpers,doors.You need a AMT '50 Chevy pickup kit to supply the frame and drivetrain
     
  15. RatRoy
    Joined: Jul 9, 2008
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    Decided I would join in with a couple of models I built in the early 70's.
     

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  16. fat141
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  17. halfasskustoms
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    from Durham NC

    Just got done with these over the weekend. All built in 1/87 scale.

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    And for 2 55 chevys.


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  18. Where did you find the wheels on the panel and trailer? Good job.
     
  19. Old Coyote
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  20. DocWatson
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    Ok, some smaller stuff? I went looking for some pics of my stuff but can only find older stuff. My memory is crap, supposedly I have a name buy who knows what it is? Anyway I probably posted this up before so does anyone still want to see any of this rubbish....er............again?
    Some 1/32 work..............

    VW salt car....
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    1/32 34, brass chassis, Hemi..........
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    Or bigger, 1/24 Parts box special..........
    57 Ford Funny car body, roof from I think a 57 Chev Funny car and stock roof rear(?) Some Nascar chassis, Poncho(?) motor Lenco from plastic tubing.

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    And last a 37 Ford with a Chev rear.

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    Or a bitser Harley Springer, yeah........rear wheel is going and these are the only tyres I have.
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    These are all built from the parts box and wrecked models, I like building like this better than out of a new kit box. Did a 32 roadster that won 'Best in Show' in the world finals (But that was a slot car dragster!).
    Well................
    Sorry guys, I don't have much more I need to buy myself a digital camera, all I have is a 35mm Nikon with a 600mm lens and a 2x converter. Film.......pfht!

    Doc.
    (Bored on Easter day...)
     
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  21. Old Coyote
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  22. ^^^^^Nice car, Coyote!
     
  23. Nothing new that's appropriate for the site, but here are a couple 1/87 roadsters I did in 2012.

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  24. DocWatson
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    Love those little roadsters Ebs! The blue roadster in the RPU is very cool.

    Doc.
     
  25. halfasskustoms
    Joined: Jan 28, 2011
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    from Durham NC

    They came off of 3 diff HotWheels car. those rims dont come with those tires so I had to fine other HW to swap them with.

    Thanks,
     
  26. halfasskustoms
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    from Durham NC

    Dude those are badass, love the last photo. Great job on them.
     
  27. V4F
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    from middle ca.

    not to disrupt , but does anyone know about 1930 slush casting model "A"s ? thank you .. steve
     
  28. DocWatson
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    Do you want to know who does it or how to do it? Do you want 30s in particular or am I just miss reading this? Coupes, sedans, roadsters??

    Its just the more info you can give us on what you want the better we can help you.
    Cheers mate,

    Doc.
     
  29. Old Coyote
    Joined: Oct 2, 2010
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    Thank you Sir :)
     
  30. Tom davison
    Joined: Mar 15, 2008
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    from Phoenix AZ


    You had a great sense of style back then with this one and the '40!
     

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