Revell 32 Ford 3 Window

dublin boy wrote:You're a bit like a bus Dan, you wait for ages, then two arrive at the same time.

Building two at the same time keeps me from getting bored or dragging out yet another kit and loosing interest.

After this and the Fairlane us done I'm digging out the Corvette gasser that was for an eScale exercise from a couple of years ago.

Great progress! I really like the shade of yellow on the body. Looking forward to seeing this develop!

Very nice work indeed!

Got the block, heads and oil pan painted.

The rear diff & drive shaft  will be the same color.

I really need to set up something just for taking pictures . The lighting in my building area is not conducive for taking pictures.

The parts look good if a little vague. I know what you mean about a photo area - my problem lies in that I have limited space and no room for expansion. Best of luck with the photo shooting area thing and I look forward to seeing more

Nice colour for a rod.

John Milner would be proud of the colour Dan!  Looks good.

A little bit done on the engine

Great start!

Got the body polished with my newly acquired Tamyia polishing compounds.

I used a little to much pressure and slightly burned through the paint on the hinges. I didn't get mad, I just  said to myself, it adds character to the build. I've seen 1:1 cars that had the pant chipped off the hinges, which isn't uncommon due to them being exposed.

Skid wrote:John Milner would be proud of the colour Dan!  Looks good.

Al, John Milner's was a 5 window coupe

Great paint job, yellow is hard to make look good

Lovely paintwork. 

Looks great, and sooo shiney

Nice finish Dan boy.

Looks fine to me, Dan. Very fine.

I not only agree with you about the paint chips on the hinges but I see it all the time on machines of various types. It looks beautiful!