1929 FORD MODEL A WOODY PICKUP STINGRAY BIKE FLATHEAD HOT ROD 1/25 SCALE MODEL KIT BUILD HOW TO AMT
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A REBORN CLASSIC: AMT’s 1/25 scale 1929 Ford Woody/Pickup 4 in 1 kit is a great project for serious builders who are looking to expand their collection of vintage beauties. Order it today!
LOADED WITH OPTIONS: The 1929 Ford Woody/Pickup offers 4 optional builds: stock woody, custom woody, stock pickup or custom pickup. Fully paintable, it features an ALL NEW, colorfully detailed water-slide decal sheet that is full of options. Build this classic to your liking, choosing parts which include custom chrome mag wheels, stock spoke rims, 2 optional engine builds, stock and custom woody parts, stock and custom pickup parts, a bonus bike, and more. Wrapped up nicely in ALL NEW vintage style packaging with eye-popping art!
QUICK SPECS: 1/25 Scale, 145+ Parts, 6.5 inches long once assembled. Parts molded in white and clear with black vinyl tires. Some parts are chrome plated. Plastic model kit paint and cement required. Paint guide included in kit. Skill Level 2.
THE PERFECT PRESENT: Don't know what to get dad for his birthday? Or maybe you have an avid hobbyist or collector in your life. This model kit makes an ideal gift for any occasion!
The Ford Model A (also colloquially called the A-Model Ford or the A, and A-bone among hot rodders and customizers)[4] was the Ford Motor Company's second market success, replacing the venerable Model T which had been produced for 18 years. It was first produced on October 20, 1927, but not introduced until December 2.[5] This new Model A (a previous model had used the name in 1903-04) was designated a 1928 model and was available in four standard colors. The vehicle was also sold in Europe, but was replaced by locally built cars such as the Ford Model Y.
By February 4, 1929, one million Model As had been sold, and by July 24, two million.[6] The range of body styles ran from the Tudor at US$500 (in grey, green, or black) ($10,534 in 2021 dollars [7])[6] to the town car with a dual cowl at US$1,200 ($20,862 in 2021 dollars [7]).[8] In March 1930, Model A sales hit three million, and there were nine body styles available.[6]
Model A production ended in March 1932, after 4,858,644 had been made in all body styles.[9] Its successor was the Model B, which featured an updated inline four-cylinder engine, as well as the Model 18, which introduced Ford's new flathead (sidevalve) V8 engine.
The Model A was well represented in media of the era, since it was one of the most common cars. Model kits remain available from hobby shops as stock cars or hot rods.
Several Model As have obtained particular fame. The Mean Green Machine, a green and black 1931 Tudor sedan, has been a staple of University of North Texas football games and special events since 1974, maintained by the spirit organization Talons since the 1980s. The Ramblin' Wreck, a 1930 sport coupe, is the official mascot of the student body at the Georgia Institute of Technology and appears at sporting events and student body functions. Ala Kart, a customized 1929 roadster pickup built by George Barris, won two straight "America's Most Beautiful Roadster" awards at the Oakland Roadster Show before making numerous film and television appearances. Between October 1992 and December 1994, Hector Quevedo, along with his son Hugo, drove a 1928 Model A 22,000 mi (35,406 km) from his home in Punta Arenas, Chile to Ford headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan. The car required minimal service, including a flat tire and transmission work in Nicaragua, and is now housed in the Henry Ford Museum.[23] A 1930 Model A, used by the gangster John Dillinger to escape federal agents in 1934, was sold at auction in 2010 for $165,000.[24]
Charlie Ryan's song "Hot Rod Lincoln" featured a modified Model A. The song has been covered several times since its original release.
Powertrain
Engine 201 CID (3.3 L) L-head I4
Transmission 3-speed sliding-mesh manual
Dimensions
Wheelbase 103.5 in (2,629 mm)[3]
Length 165 in (4,191 mm)
Width 67 in (1,702 mm)
Curb weight 2,265 lb (1,027 kg) - Авто та транспорт
ALOT of ppl do model builds and reviews but your builds are calming and relaxing as well as informative. Thank you
Very Hyper Dude! Channel should be called Hyper Dude
I had this kit, as well as Revell's Model A Woodie kit. I built them simultane- ously. When I had finished a model, I would take it to the common area of my apartment complex to show my neighbours. I already had built two of AMT's Ford Model T, one as a car, the other as a depot hack--I believe this last was the forerunner of the pickup truck--which I also included. The elders in the place would remember their grandparents driving them.
Great Job of putting fun back into modeling Just have fun Modeling👍
Absolutely beautiful! Love this kit.
Thank you so much!
Love these older cars - and especially like when they include something extra, like the bike. Fun build.
Me too!
I ve heard that 1 hour of model building is a better stress reliever than 8 hours of sleep
Might be, I enjoy it for sure!
Awesome as per usual Chris!
I was thinking while watching this video, have you ever considered building a model that you REALLY spend some time with to see how awesome (whatever you build) it would come out? I always hear you say “you could do this or that to make it look GREAT, but I don’t really care cause I gotta get this content out.” This woody would have been a GREAT one to see what you REALLY could do!
I’d LOVE to see what YOU could do if ya spend the time to do it. Don’t get me wrong, I love the “fast and furious” (lol) way you build cause that just makes for more/new content.
But maybe a 2 or 3 parter to show what builders CAN do if you really take your time with a build.
As always, thank you for the great content Chris… it always makes my day when I get the notification that you’ve dropped another build!
I like building quick, I just like getting more and more kits done. Every new kit is a new adventure for me, keeps me going.
I'll get into the weeds with a kit some day, but for now the two day build process is enjoyable and I've always loved just making them from the box as is.
Sometimes spending to much time on one kit could put you in a slump . I get really frustrated if I spend more than a few weeks on a kit. I almost feel like saying the hell with this and not build for awhile . I'm like Chris. I want to build quick , enjoy it and move on to the next cool kit sitting on my shelf.
I built a similar kit over 50 yrs ago. It came with wood grain inserts for the body, a surf board and a surfer dude with a bushy blond hairdo and a big nose.
I think others in the comments said he was called Hot Curl?
"The sissy bars" heheh I haven't heard that term in so long I forgot all about it.... and I used to be heavily involved with bicycles when I was a kid too. We'd raid the dumps for bike parts and build bikes out of what was still good. Then race them, jump them and travel to "far away" towns in gangs to buy candy, soda, and popcicles. All our parents said was to be back by dinner or else.... lol Thanks for the memories man. And I'm talking about the 70's, not the 50's. Times have sure changed.
I like the choices you made when deciding how you wanted to build this kit. I love it when there are a lot of options. I hope Round2 keeps these types of kits coming. One of the things you've taught me is when to spray paint and when to hand paint among many other things... dry brushing, washes, what glues to use when, windows and a whole lot of other very helpful techniques. Love your videos. The model looks spectacular. And of course I love the bike.
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You could fairly easily rub those side panels down on some coarse paper to thin them a bit and then glue real wood veneer on the outside. I may have to look into that.
I was planning something like that for mine, I was going to rebuild the entire body out of balsa. I ended up getting lazy and just doing the pickup but I'd still like to go back and try it someday.
This is a really fun build Chris. I dig your color choices, excellent build!!
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It was very clever of AMT to mold the inner “wooden” panels separate from the rest of the body, which makes painting a lot easier. I have the Revell kit, and it’s going to be tedious. Nice build, Chris.
The thing that I’d found irritating about the Revell version “back in the day” was that the woody panels were warped, and elementary-school-me was unable to reshape them beyond gluing the whole thing into a solid mass.
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I used the decals that came with the Revell kit and I thought they looked just fine.
Love it! I especially love the one-piece woody body and the separate inner panels. Always enjoy kits with several build options.
Glad you like them!
I would love to see you build the 1940 ford coupe kit by AMT, seems like you’ve done very every other year and body style for the generation 😂 but as a “precautious” modeler, i like seeing how they turn out, and I much prefer your quality of videos, as any kit you’ve built and I’ve bought myself…..worked exactly how you said it would from blemishes to perfections. But please do a 1940 ford coupe!!
*Love the garnet pearl color*
Always enjoy seeing Model T kits come out. This one is definitely a must have for me. Your version came out very nice. Happy modeling Chris!!
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Another *outstanding* review & build , *Chris* ! Now I'm going to have to get one or three of these !
In early 1988 , *Tim* *Boyd* did a buildup of this kit for Scale Auto Enthusiast . At that time , I was turned off by those crummy tyres which AMT et al. was including ( those "snow tyre" Rallye GT junks ) , so I relented ; I didn't have any spare tyres at that time.
But , I digress...
Keep 'em coming !
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Awesome job once again. Man, I gotta get this one! It's worth it just for the decals! Love that flaming skull. 💀
Originally this an mpc kit called the wild ones , nice build Chris
Thanks!
Hi Chris this turned out AWSOME I LOVE!! I still have my original truck as the wooden. It's great that you used my favorite red color!!
Awesome! Thank you!
I enjoy watching you build your models Its something i like doind also. I would like for you to someday everyone here your entire collection. I can only imagine how big it is and i bet it looks fantastic.
Thanks for the visit! I don't really have a huge display room of kits, thanks man!
Love watching you make these beautiful models .
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Enjoyed the video a lot, I used to make models when I was a kid, a lot of the Tom Daniels kits, things have changed a little especially painting techniques, one suggestion could you do narration and describe the paints used and your techniques for getting certain looks, for those of us that have been out of modeling for 45+ years, it would help guide me back into the hobby, especially the painting (like black washes and all these modern paints and paint techniques like using markers and pens and where to get them and how to use them. Thanks Paul
Great build Chris. If the bike hade been blue, it would have looked just like the bike I learned to ride a two-wheeler on.
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Love it like the classic car model 👍🏻👍🏻
I have been so ready for this video!!!! Chris I love your videos man you give me a reason to live!!! Keep up the great work and don't you ever stop
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Good job sir... this channel really inspires me because I'm a vintage toy lover.
Greetings from Indonesia. 🙏
Rock on!
Awesome love the stingray
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I love the old cars , Ford Model T
All the kits you do are so great 😀.
Super nice kit .
Great work as always. 👍👍👍😎😎😎
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Very nice, you sold me on one of these!!
Right on!
very nice!!i'll be adding that to the collection
Enjoy!
Woody Ford a model review video 👍
Very kool kit!!
I always look forward to your videos! They are my favorite on UA-cam.
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Chris that looks SO good. Really like this one. Take care sir
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This kit has endless possibilities got to pick up 2 loved the video of this thanks
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Interesting in all my years modeling
I have never seen a a chrome engine in a lot.
Kit
Beautiful work as always, Chris!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very sweet build man, always love the ones with extra parts !
The Schwinn bike look a-like is bitchin'...
I had the Schwinn Grey ghost & Orange Krate stingray bikes
back in the day ✌😎
Thank you for the build 🙂🏁
Thanks! Will do!
I got excited when I saw that solid chrome engine. That was crazy cool. That bike would have also looked cool as a lowrider bike. Another great video!
That would be cool!
Yet ANOTHER MASTERPIECE In The Books Chris. Pretty Darn Spiffy The Way They Seperated The Wooden Framework
and Inner Body Panels. That Schwinn Bike Turned Out Sweet Too !! Thanks Again For Sharing Your Skills n Fun . Have a Blessed Week Ahead Sir 🤗🤗.
Thanks again!
one sweet kit, love the bike......
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Maybe your best build yet Chris, she is awesome.
Thanks George!
This looks like a fun kit. I wonder how that woody body would fit onto Revell’s Model A hot rod chassis.
Thanks for the visit! I'm sure it can be made to work, it's plastic after all. Give it a shot!
Always enjoy your videos...I was just wondering how many years of paint is that built up in your spray booth
I scrape it off now and then but as long as it still sucks up paint it's doing it's job.
Beautiful. I want to build the same version as you did👍1929 SUV🙂
It came out nice Chris. All the options in this kit are great.
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@@hpiguy Always informative of kit releases & building tips. Also enjoyable to see how you build your own version. Fun stuff!
Is that bedroll the only remnant of the 'Hot Curl' surfer dude character that originally was part of this old MPC kit from the '60s?
I had one similar to that back in the '60s but mine came with two surfboards instead of the bike
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
Muy buen kit pero tienes que trabajar bastante para que algunas piezas coincidan
Me gustaría compartir una foto
Very good top
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Really nice! I need to get one of those!
Great Build Thank You!
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I have a 1987 version #6518.
the major difference is the decal sheet and mine is molded in tan .
yours turned out Awesome
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Hey Chris very nice build , I love the color, and the way the panels turned out. That stingray bike is great touch. As always I enjoy your videos and your positive attitude and sense of humor. Take care until next time. 👍
Thanks, will do!
WOW Never Know This kit had steerable Front End. I would've bought it just because. Of that feature
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As always great build Chris looks good sir
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@@hpiguy your welcome sir
THAT came out badass!!! love it!!
Thanks Tony!
Great job Chris!!! Fantastic looking model, great looking kit. I don’t think I built that version, had a monogram surf woody when growing up. Couldn’t find the link, you’re not talking about the depot hack that got smashed I love that one. Saw a real one driving around at greenfield village in Dearborn last month so cool! Keep up the good work!
Right on!
Oh yeah and that decal sheet and extras are worth alone.
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I WISHD ID HAD THIA AS SCALEMODEL
What a great build Chris looks great the problem with those multi kits you don't know which one to build you have to get at least four to do different variations from stock to custom but what the heck let's do four👍👍
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Nice - you made a Ford Model A into an A +
Thanks for sharing (I know it's probably a Model T - but T + ?)
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Awesome Chris thanks for the video 📹 😀 please keep them coming 🙏 and always here to help get your videos 📹 out to everyone 😀 😊 👍 😄 🙂
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Been waiting for this one!
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That red is just really awesome! Also, hood? What hood? :P
Good job!
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Thanks Chris great review and awesome build.hope I can get one.peace
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Another great looking build
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Great job again Mr steady hand
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Might wanna grab this one just for the bike alone
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What skill is this? it looks like a skill 1... is there a skill 3 available?
Amazing! Great work!👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video! Great kit build! Scalpers on e bay got these first! I hope to get one next year, 2022! Happy holidaze!
This edition isn't quite out yet so your preorder will lock you in for a kit or ten.
Kool
Thanks!
I would love to see you build a 69 cougar eliminator 302 boss
The items you call bed rolls , could they be curtains for the old T?
It's a bed roll/towel, left over from a figure that used to be included.
It looks awesome 🤘
It is!
You could use plastidip for the black rubber floor
As usual, you did an awesome job building that kit. Those era of models are not really my cup of tea, but you really make me consider buying one. But, I’m saving my money for an Hpiguys t-shirt. Lol.
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Wish i had a few sets of those rims and tiers.
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Awesome video. I had a question about an older review. It's on the kitech blue thunder kit about 6 yrs ago. I received the original monogram kit from a friend. My question is what color blue did you use on the main body? Awesome videos and keep em up.
I never built it, but any deep flat blue should work.
@@hpiguy thank you for the response. Happy Holidays.
I'm going to build this with 100% ford colors and real wood veneer.
Is this the Beverly Hillbillies truck? I almost think it is. I am looking up at my actual tv kit. I've always loved AMT. My whole life they have been there. Those un-identifiable decals I believe are center hub decals for the mags?
No, it is a repop of a kit that was originally done by MPC in the 60's. I think it was one of the first that had a hot rodded Ford flathead v-8 (with the aftermarket aluminum heads). Don't hesitate to buy this, it's a very good kit.
No. The Beverly Hills truck kit was its own kit design, plus it was a 1921 Oldsmobile not a Ford.
This kit was born as a 1928 Ford Model 'A' Tudor sedan, designed by MPC for AMT in 1964. In 1965, MPC converted the sedan kit to a '28 pickup and '29 Woody wagon kits. In 1966, the two options were combined into one kit ("The Wild Ones") along with the bicycle and a 'Hot Curl' surfer figurine with surfboard.
Hot Curl soon disappeared and that's what's left of this old kit for us today.
Great job;
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Cool!!! 👍👍👍
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That looks amazing Chris! Awesome job and tips as usual buddy. I would build mine exactly the same! Take care mate. ☺️👍
Thanks Will!
Ok, ok.....tain't seen anyone ax this question and.....I been a lookin', but can't find it....What's the grand guitar music you use in most all of your videos???? Tks Denny G, Sandwich, IL
Never mind!!!!! Got it. dg
I was watching this one and listening to the music. Do you have music on in the background while you build. I do but I listen to music alot. Nice build as always .Thanks
I have a TV on, hence why I have to mute the detail part of the video and lay music over it.
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Delicious work. Regards from Brasil
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superbe bravo
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Very nice 👍👍🇦🇺
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do my eyes betray me.....are those valve stems Chris ???
Yup!
Did you count the bolt heads to make sure they were the correct number? Lol
Weird'n beautiful.
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@@hpiguy thanks to you Chris. The model resulted awesome. I like it a lot and that chromed engine is something really cool.