Sidewinder Custom Show Rod Pontiac Tom Daniel 1/24 Scale Model Kit Build How To Assemble Paint Decal
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Tom Daniel Sidewinder Custom Show Rod Atlantis Toy Hobby Modelroundup 2210 M2210 1/24 Scale Monogram
A new take on a TD classic. This kit will be molded in Tan with a burnt copper chrome tree. It will include rubber tires and clear glass. New artwork and decals by Kelly Daniel.
Hot rods are typically American cars that might be old, classic, or modern and that have been rebuilt or modified with large engines optimized for speed and acceleration.[2] One definition is: "a car that's been stripped down, souped up and made to go much faster."[3] However, there is no definition of the term that is universally accepted and the term is attached to a wide range of vehicles.[4] Most often they are individually designed and constructed using components from many makes of old or new cars, and are most prevalent in the United States and Canada.[4] Many are intended for exhibition rather than for racing or everyday driving.[4]
The origin of the term "hot rod" is unclear. Some say that the term "hot" refers to the vehicle's being stolen. Other origin stories include replacing the engine's camshaft or "rod" with a higher performance version. According to the Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), the term changes in meaning over the years, but "hot rodding has less to do with the vehicle and more to do with an attitude and lifestyle".[5] For example, hot rods were favorites for greasers.
As automobiles offered by the major automakers began increasing performance, the lure of hot rods began to wane.[7] With the advent of the muscle car, it was now possible to purchase a high-performance car straight from the showroom.[6]
However, the 1973 Oil Crisis caused car manufacturers to focus on fuel efficiency over performance, which led to a resurgence of interest in hot rodding.[7] As the focus shifted away from racing, the modified cars became known as "street rods". The National Street Rod Association (NSRA) was formed and began hosting events.
By the 1970s, the 350 cu in (5.7 L) small-block Chevy V8 was the most common choice of engine for hot rods.[17][18] Another popular engine choice is the Ford Windsor engine.[19] During the 1980s, many car manufacturers were reducing the displacements of their engines, thus making it harder for hot rod builders to obtain large displacement engines. Instead, engine builders had to modify the smaller engines (such as using non-standard crankshafts and pistons) to obtain larger displacement. While current production V8s tended to be the most frequent candidates, this also applied to others. In the mid-1980s, as stock engine sizes diminished, rodders discovered the 215 cu in (3.5 L) aluminum-block Buick or Oldsmobile V8 could be modified for substantially greater displacement, with mainly wrecking yard parts.[20] This trend was not limited to American cars; Volkswagen enthusiasts similarly stretched stock 1600cc engines to over two liters.
Merry Christmas Chris! All the best for 2024!
Chris, I wish you and all your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Thanks for showing that tire lettering step!
That's a very interesting car like a snake a cold blooded reptile. Nice build hot rod. All species of snakes besides rattle snakes.
Very nice looking build. Nice choice of color. It really assembled well. Thanks for sharing.
clever way to get raised lettering on those tires!!
Awesome sauce Chris! Thanks and Happy Holidays to you and yours 🤠✌️
I think that looks like rose gold for the chrome parts. Feel better. I enjoy your videos. and quick builds and honest reviews.
I love to say this , for such a simple build like you said. That was an extremely sick job, one of my favorites.
Yet another great build, Chris. I was going to pass on this kit but after seeing how cool it looks I think I'm going to have to pick one up after the holidays. Thanks for bringing this to us. Take care of yourself and that cold. Until Saturday!
This is sharp - i always like the builds that are a little different.
I’m just getting started with modeling and I’m so glad I came across your page, amazing work
NICEEEEEE .
Awesome.
SOOOO KOOOOOLLLLL .
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Mike .
Thanks! You too!
It came out great Chris, I would love to build these show rods again 👍👍
Love the show rods!!! 👍👍
You knocked it out of the park again, Chris. That is a cool 😎 kit. I may have to get one.
Nice kit back in the day, great build
Love those kits / great build
Man, I like your modeling, attitude, and skills. You’re a car guy and I’m a military guy, but because I see your videos and the level of fit in car models, I want to do a few. Thanks.
I never could get all 4 wheels and tires even. Not a problem for a 3 wheel airplane.
Thanks!
I do military and aircraft on here, but not nearly as many as I'd like to. Enjoy!
Like it, the inline 6 is a nice touch. Great work and a great video. Keep up the great work!!!
Nice job Chris! Always loved the Tom Daniel kits. Growing up I always didn’t have access to spray painting my models. These kits came molded in appropriate colors so I just detail painted and enjoyed assembly. I would polish the plastic on the body to an acceptable gloss. They were fun and built up into a nice unique model. Thanks Chris!!!!
I built a lot of Tom Daniel Monogram kits back in the day. I don't remember this one. I enjoyed the video.
This kit was originally known as the Rattler. It came out in 1975 and was actually created by Monogram etooling an earlier Tom Daniel kit known as the Horn Toad.
Yea, the Red Baron also had a Pontiac 6 cylinder, taken from the 64 Tempest
Great kit subjects those Tom Daniel kits...still have a bunch from over the years, the S'cool bus still being my favourite ❤
Totally a different and cool looking build, gotta love Tom Daniel’s kits. Rick 😎✌️
Love Tom Daniels!
Cssssertainly sssssseems Ssssstunning and ssssssnakey!
Thanks and Merry Christmas ! !
Same to you!
I am glad you decided to build this kit. I just received my Sidewinder kit today in the mail. You did a great job, it looks awesome. I am going to build mine over the Christmas break.
I like the idea that the crome isn't crome that makes for a nice chance of pace
Excellent job on this one as usual, Tom Daniel designed some cool stuff and you did this one justice 👍
What clever idea with tire lettering. ! Will be doing this kit next. Will try it. Thanks o ya nice build.
At first I thought that was a slant six Chrysler but I believe it is a depiction of a BMW in line six that resembles the slant six. Very popular in Australia.
Many people are not fans of snakes that much. Its a nice hot 🎉
I'm always amazed at the creativity of Tom Daniel and Ed Roth in creating these one off machines. This one is very different and it seems to go together quite easily. The flash kinda goes with the territory as I'm presuming this is the first time this model has been available in years, but it's part of the learning curve in this hobby and not as bad as i've seen on other kits. And I like the inline 6 - it's a nice change from the V8s all the time.
REALLY ENJOYED Seeing YOUR VERSION Of This Kit Chris 🏆🏆🏆🏆 I'll Be Getting at Least 1 JUST For Parts To Kit-Bash In The Future. Merry Christmas To You and ALL Your's Brother. GBA 🤗 Gary.
Great build,and the red sprue was different
I think this would make a great slump breaker that we all get into once in a while I'm going to think about ordering one after the holidays I'm sure I'll end up getting one an thank you for the awesome build as always Cris an WISHING you a great Christmas an get well soon that dang cold I had it also
Cool build
Really nice
Excellence build and review Chris, I really like your color and decal choices! Mine is on order and I'm looking forward to building this show rod!!
Awesome mate👍
it looks like a cross between the surf woody and the munster coach.
Thank you Chris. Do you ever put the Gloss Finish over the tires?
According to Scalemates, this was originally the Rattler in the 1970s
Same design but molded in a glorious avocado lime green with chrome mags
Tires are even the same❤
Love the build, may have to tell Santa about this, it well could be in my stocking on Christmas morning !...lol
Having trouble finding Ceramcoat paint, I wonder would any White Acrylic Paint work for the tires ?
Thanks Chris
Yes, just about any water based craft paint that isn't too thin will work.
Nice 😅
Chris have you ever wired an engine on a 1/25 scale?
Not the type of subject I'd build. That said, I love the red/rose chrome and it seems to be a nice kit too. Just not my cup of tea.
Hey ... Pontiac didn't make a slant 6... that's a Chrysler motor...lol
It's called a Pontiac engine in the product description on their website.
You would have to discuss that with them.
Hi there Chris great looking model mate you did a great job mate I in or video mate I be making models for 40years so keep up with the great work mate so be safe a fan from down under Australia 🇦🇺 mate
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An utterly ugly and horrible kit…but I’ve got to have one!! Or two. I cut my teeth on Tom Daniel kits, and I’m glad of the possibility of them all coming back. I’m hoping they repop all of the Ground Shaker Snappers, too. Nice build, Chris.
This is a re-issue of the Rattler kit by Monogram