That green color would make a maggot gag - absolutely it’s the green of the 50’s. Great selection -I remember those colors on blankets, lawn furniture,lunch boxes, and girls’ poodle skirts. The part on the interior fender is the horn. Another great video
I love the old Science Fiction movie cars. Back when they made things to look good. Man that looks so sweet. The interior knocks me out. They picked the right modeler to review these kits.
Ha, they are doing the same here. I guess one good thing about models as a hobby is it's not very social in person, keeps us safe! Thanks for watching, I loved the kit! Appreciate the support and nice words!
Very nicely detailed. I would have preferred to add the fender shirts & lowered the rear suspension slightly (if that is possible?) - 'reverse rake' is what the 50s might have called it, I can't remember exactly. Green interior dash color perfect, oh yeah, she's a 50s Ford interior allright.
Dad had this exact car back in rhe late 50s and early 60s, he loved it. Ours was black with an ivory roof and green metallic interior. I built this back jn rhe 1990s when it was producedcby Lindberg and gave it to him, he loved it...
Chris - I am continually impressed by your ability to make kits of such quality so quickly. Outside of the fine build, the best thing in this video was the top view of the unpainted chassis where "MADE IN THE U.S." was prominently stamped! I hope the folks at Round 2 keep up the trend.
Chris, I'm really lovin' how you're doing these cars. I really dig how you're showing the steps you go through. AND the colors you pick are awesome dude!
Absolutely beautiful job on this classic Ford. Fantastic color, superb detail, and outstanding workmanship make it a stunning example. I did noticed one historical inaccuracy though....amber front marker/turn signal lights didn't appear until 1963...I'm just sayin'...
Love your videos my friend. I don't have much bench time to build models currently with four kids needing my attention; however, you videos keep me connected to the hobby. When I have 30 or 45 minutes of down time, I often spend it watching your vids. Keep up the good work & God bless.
Nice kit. I've wanted to build one for years. Spot lights.. yes they were so common in the 50's . people liked to play spot tag at the drive in movies.. Thanks for another fun build.
I have the convertible version of the same kit...it is super sweet kit. The separate chrome pieces for the side trim save you time vs using foil or Molotov. The hardtop version is also nice and has the vintage coke machine included. In my humble opinion...if you like 50s cars and memorabilia...it's a must have!
Wow- very very sweet machine! Thanks for doing absolute justice to this beauty! No lies, AMT and Round 1 are really putting a lot of zest back into model building by releasing a lot of these really classy kits! I wasn't much for cars and trucks before, but boy howdy have I been building quite a few of them lately! Thanks for showcasing these kits, giving us an idea of what to expect, and sharing even MORE amazing HPIguys workshop model building tricks! They.. just.. keep.. coming! :)
Have too agree with other comments,this looks too be the old Lindberg 53 Ford mold's, nice kit !! I have the Lindberg hardtop and convertible, awesome review and build, thank's for posting another great video!!!!
I'm sorry if I missed a video BUT, Hpiguy, have you ever done a video of your entire built models/ display room ? I'm sure alot of subs ask this question. I'd love to see it. I am serious when I say, YOU and you only are responsible for getting me back into this hobby. Just before I came across your channel,I was on the verge of selling my entire unbuilt model collection. I hadn't cared about the hobby for over 30 years. I started watching your video's and like overnight,I got a bug up my ass to start building again. I had no paints,glues.....nothin. So, I got online and ordered everything I needed to do this hobby,and do it right. What ever revenue you make from this channel is probably not enough. Thanks to you, our economy is doing a little bit better LOL .😎👍🏻
Hello, That looks great !!! It sure looks like the Lindberg kit. I have 4 or 5 of them, the same one and the convertible Indy Pace car with wire wheels. AMT got the Lindberg kits, I am sure it is. That is like the 34 Ford pick up that AMT had way back in the early "60's and produced them for decades. Then Lindberg got them then they went back to AMT. I really like your color choices for it. The Lindberg Dodge L700 cabover truck is another great kit. Steering, opening doors and very detailed. You might really like it. When I saw that AMT had this kit the first thing that I thought of was it was the Lindberg kit. I can't wait for the next one. Thank You very much.
Anther great build. Just to give you some information on the car. The trunk mounted spare was called a Coronado kit. Unlike the continental kit that was a full spare tire that used a different bumper. The stock 1952-53 Flathead car V8 was orange, close to Chevy orange. Just wanted to give some information on the kit. Love your builds.
You know? My grandmother had a car just like this when she was a kid. I absolutely love this! I think I'll make it for her, though. I think she had a Hudson🤔😄
I wanted to mention that when I was at my local Target store, they have Rustolum 2X premium HIGH GLOSS spray paint (reg $4.97/12oz) on clearance for $3.47! Such a deal and I have been getting great results with this paint! Some HIGH GLOSS colors are similar to Chrysler Corp. "High Impact" colors of the muscle car era. Score!
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The marker lights should be clear amber turn signals didn't come into use until 1960 s also passenger outside mirrors were always an option until the 80s Looks like a real car 👍 great job
I like watching your videos for ideas and techniques. Its a pity being in the UK (Scotland) that the American AMT kits are not common, and hard to get a hold of. Many are really expensive to buy online here, I wanted a Ford Skyliner kit but it was too much at £50. Tamiya and Revel are good common kits here, but I like the look and styling of many of the 40's to early 70's yank tanks. Keep up the great videos.
Yeah, I feel the same not being able to get a lot of the nice Revell Germany and Zvezda stuff, etc. Any RG kits that have paint or glue in the box are not imported here. So I had to bootleg the KISS and ACDC semis from Ebay at silly prices.
SUPER NICE BUILD ! This is really one of the nicer builds you have done, and I know you’ve done many. Your paint colors for the body and interior are spot on. I have never used floor polish for the final gloss coat, I am going to give it a shot on my“ Old Pro” Nova build. I am super impressed with the Molotow Liquid Chrome. I mean it is 99% chrome plating, true mirror finish. Question: If I use the Molotow chrome on the window trim will the final floor polish coat on the body eat through the Molotow nice shiny finish ? Also, I noticed that the Rustolium primer affects the Styrene, on an occasional kit premiering, it actually starts to like wrinkle into the finish as it drys. Have you ever run into this problem? Thanks again for an excellent build. Looking forward to viewing all your builds. J.P.
That looks great in that barely green,green. I think a pearl or light ivory top would look real nice. Seemed to be a pretty good kit. I'm pretty sure that "thing" you keep mentioning is indeed the squirrel cage fan and the air box for the heater. Yep.
I just picked this car up at Hobby Lobby with a 40% off coupon. I'm thinking of going with a two tone Aqua color. I have some fun ideas with the Coke Machine. A friend of mine suggested I build a repair garage diorama and take pics of my cars in the garage. I just might do that. I have some other ideas for the decals.
This is a beautiful build and a really cool kit. I do like how you made the car a used but well taken care of car and the color combo really go well together. I'm a little bit worried about the white insert for the wheels tho. Normally, these tend to dry and break after a couple of years..
Looks great Chris! I would have never thought to use white for the body colour but it goes well with the chrome accents.....btw your spray booth is taking a real beating!...lol
What “that” is is the heater core and fan assembly. You would find similar in Chevy’s if this era. They were big and mounted under hood instead of in the passenger area. The round area is of course the fan and the rest is the ducting into the cabin.
Another kit that has separate chrome molding is the Revell 1959 Cadillac ElDorado. One I built years ago and painted body Testors Model Master Tropical Turquoise.
I bought all this equipment to start airbrushing and haven’t even open the boxes to them after watching your videos. Love your techniques! Question where did you get the stands you’re using to holds the sprues/trees while painting?
That green color would make a maggot gag - absolutely it’s the green of the 50’s. Great selection -I remember those colors on blankets, lawn furniture,lunch boxes, and girls’ poodle skirts. The part on the interior fender is the horn. Another great video
I love the old Science Fiction movie cars. Back when they made things to look good. Man that looks so sweet. The interior knocks me out. They picked the right modeler to review these kits.
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WOWZERS!!! What an incredible Ford ... the color choices are perfect! The photography is outstanding as well !!!
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Fantasmical build, Chris. So nice to relax and watch your video amidst the crazy Coronavirus panic here in Australia.
Ha, they are doing the same here.
I guess one good thing about models as a hobby is it's not very social in person, keeps us safe!
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Very nicely detailed. I would have preferred to add the fender shirts & lowered the rear suspension slightly (if that is possible?) - 'reverse rake' is what the 50s might have called it, I can't remember exactly. Green interior dash color perfect, oh yeah, she's a 50s Ford interior allright.
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I like seeing the cars from this era, they had character and looked pretty, that you for posting this.
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Very cool build. 50's era cars had a lots of personality.
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I like these older cars - such nice smooth lines. Thanks again for the build.
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Dad had this exact car back in rhe late 50s and early 60s, he loved it. Ours was black with an ivory roof and green metallic interior. I built this back jn rhe 1990s when it was producedcby Lindberg and gave it to him, he loved it...
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Chris - I am continually impressed by your ability to make kits of such quality so quickly. Outside of the fine build, the best thing in this video was the top view of the unpainted chassis where "MADE IN THE U.S." was prominently stamped! I hope the folks at Round 2 keep up the trend.
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Most Beautiful car I have ever seen. Fantastic color choices. The seats! The door panels! My gosh Fella! Beautiful work brother
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Chris, I'm really lovin' how you're doing these cars.
I really dig how you're showing the steps you go through.
AND the colors you pick are awesome dude!
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Absolutely beautiful job on this classic Ford. Fantastic color, superb detail, and outstanding workmanship make it a stunning example. I did noticed one historical inaccuracy though....amber front marker/turn signal lights didn't appear until 1963...I'm just sayin'...
Love your videos my friend. I don't have much bench time to build models currently with four kids needing my attention; however, you videos keep me connected to the hobby. When I have 30 or 45 minutes of down time, I often spend it watching your vids. Keep up the good work & God bless.
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awesome chris ! that's my kind of car kit the oldies are the best thanx!!
yeah, me too! This car is a beaut! They just don't make em like this anymore, thank goodness we have the kits!! :)
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Nice kit. I've wanted to build one for years. Spot lights.. yes they were so common in the 50's . people liked to play spot tag at the drive in movies.. Thanks for another fun build.
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Your Videos are a really great way for someone to close a busy day! Thanks Man! Greetings from Greece...
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I have the convertible version of the same kit...it is super sweet kit. The separate chrome pieces for the side trim save you time vs using foil or Molotov. The hardtop version is also nice and has the vintage coke machine included. In my humble opinion...if you like 50s cars and memorabilia...it's a must have!
This was a total joy of a kit, I agree. When they reissue the drop top I'll tackle it again.
Wow- very very sweet machine! Thanks for doing absolute justice to this beauty! No lies, AMT and Round 1 are really putting a lot of zest back into model building by releasing a lot of these really classy kits! I wasn't much for cars and trucks before, but boy howdy have I been building quite a few of them lately! Thanks for showcasing these kits, giving us an idea of what to expect, and sharing even MORE amazing HPIguys workshop model building tricks! They.. just.. keep.. coming! :)
Thanks, I love anything plastic scale model, tons of fun!
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Great help! I got this kit, but haven't opened it yet! You helped me see what to look forward to. Thanks.
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Another awesome build. Love the 50's and the 15 cents a gallon gas on the box..Love the color combo.
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Have too agree with other comments,this looks too be the old Lindberg 53 Ford mold's, nice kit !! I have the Lindberg hardtop and convertible, awesome review and build, thank's for posting another great video!!!!
Yes, we all know it's a reissue of the Lindberg kit. It's very common to reissue kits.
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Cool build. Just picked up this kit today. I look forward to putting it together.
Enjoy it!
I'm sorry if I missed a video BUT, Hpiguy, have you ever done a video of your entire built models/ display room ?
I'm sure alot of subs ask this question. I'd love to see it.
I am serious when I say,
YOU and you only are responsible for getting me back into this hobby. Just before I came across your channel,I was on the verge of selling my entire unbuilt model collection. I hadn't cared about the hobby for over 30 years. I started watching your video's and like overnight,I got a bug up my ass to start building again. I had no paints,glues.....nothin. So, I got online and ordered everything I needed to do this hobby,and do it right. What ever revenue you make from this channel is probably not enough. Thanks to you, our economy is doing a little bit better LOL .😎👍🏻
Nope, most kits are stored, a few are displayed and lots given away to friends or family. Very little to show.
I've been wanting to tell you how much I enjoy your "painting music".
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Hello, That looks great !!! It sure looks like the Lindberg kit. I have 4 or 5 of them, the same one and the convertible Indy Pace car with wire wheels. AMT got the Lindberg kits, I am sure it is. That is like the 34 Ford pick up that AMT had way back in the early "60's and produced them for decades. Then Lindberg got them then they went back to AMT. I really like your color choices for it. The Lindberg Dodge L700 cabover truck is another great kit. Steering, opening doors and very detailed. You might really like it. When I saw that AMT had this kit the first thing that I thought of was it was the Lindberg kit. I can't wait for the next one. Thank You very much.
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Chris another awesome car kit for the books! Thanks for sharing Sir!
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Suddenly it's 1953......awesome as always,love the colour
Thanks Gary!
Great looking build. Color choices are spot on. On my want list of kits now.
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Anther great build. Just to give you some information on the car. The trunk mounted spare was called a Coronado kit. Unlike the continental kit that was a full spare tire that used a different bumper. The stock 1952-53 Flathead car V8 was orange, close to Chevy orange. Just wanted to give some information on the kit. Love your builds.
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A GORGEOUS build!!.. Classic 50s flair and style
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I like how you detail the chrome pieces to create a more realistic look...
Ms. Gas-o-line is rocking the Coke machine!
Great job. I picture myself sitting in front of the gas station looking at this cool car drinking a cold Coke. Ahhhhhh.
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I like the color you painted the car.
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Awesome build. Love the color combo.
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Love that color. Perfect for 53 Ford. The little piece is the heater box and blower motor. Ron
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Love the car, love the colors, love the build video. Thanks!
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Nice build ... Like the 2 tone interior... Thanks for sharing
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You know? My grandmother had a car just like this when she was a kid. I absolutely love this! I think I'll make it for her, though. I think she had a Hudson🤔😄
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Dude that’s sick! My favorite so far! Great job!
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Thanks for the tip of the Silver paint marker much easier than bmf.
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I wanted to mention that when I was at my local Target store, they have Rustolum 2X premium HIGH GLOSS spray paint (reg $4.97/12oz) on clearance for $3.47! Such a deal and I have been getting great results with this paint! Some HIGH GLOSS colors are similar to Chrysler Corp. "High Impact" colors of the muscle car era. Score!
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always nice to see what you make of the models.
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Visions of Custom danced in my head. Great job Chris.
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Great tip on painting the interior and door panels!
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Cool build, I like the color combo! Great job Chris
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Amazing job Chris, it looks stunning
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Awesome kit great job, keep up the good work
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Awesome, this is one of your best, I built my in green with a white top using the Lindburg issue, but I like yours better, keep up the great builds
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What an other nice build and paint 👍 well done
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Nice looking decals with this kit too!
Thank you for making this, awesome review and build
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Super job Chris and great choice of colors. I could never decide which car I liked best the 53 or 56 Ford again great job and video, thanks.
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The marker lights should be clear amber turn signals didn't come into use until 1960 s also passenger outside mirrors were always an option until the 80s
Looks like a real car 👍 great job
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I like watching your videos for ideas and techniques. Its a pity being in the UK (Scotland) that the American AMT kits are not common, and hard to get a hold of. Many are really expensive to buy online here, I wanted a Ford Skyliner kit but it was too much at £50. Tamiya and Revel are good common kits here, but I like the look and styling of many of the 40's to early 70's yank tanks. Keep up the great videos.
Yeah, I feel the same not being able to get a lot of the nice Revell Germany and Zvezda stuff, etc.
Any RG kits that have paint or glue in the box are not imported here. So I had to bootleg the KISS and ACDC semis from Ebay at silly prices.
What a beautiful model nice job Chris.
You definitely know how to make them look good
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Awesome job. Like the flathead!
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Simply stunning! Great Chris.
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Totally early 1950's, very nice Chris! I love the color combinations! !!
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Stunningly beautiful!!. Would like to see a set of ignition wires.
Thanks!
Beautiful car! I was unsure of the color, but it turned out great. It looks like it could roll across the auction block at Barrett-Jackson.
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SUPER NICE BUILD ! This is really one of the nicer builds you have done, and I know you’ve done many. Your paint colors for the body and interior are spot on.
I have never used floor polish for the final gloss coat, I am going to give it a shot on my“ Old Pro” Nova build.
I am super impressed with the Molotow Liquid Chrome. I mean it is 99% chrome plating, true mirror finish. Question: If I use the Molotow chrome on the window trim will the final floor polish coat on the body eat through the Molotow nice shiny finish ? Also, I noticed that the Rustolium primer affects the Styrene, on an occasional kit premiering, it actually starts to like wrinkle into the finish as it drys. Have you ever run into this problem?
Thanks again for an excellent build. Looking forward to viewing all your builds. J.P.
I'm a Chevy guy Basically But for My Birthyear You Did It Proud Chris, I Like It. Thanks Again for Sharing Your Zeal for The Hobby n God Bless All.
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Another great video and a cool 50s car
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Wonderful kit, really pops. Thanks
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Amazing build and sweet!!!🏆🥇
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Here we go with coca cola again lol
Great build. I have a soft spot for 1940s - 1960s Americana vehicles
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Awesome kit, what a gorgeous model!
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Absolutely S P E C T A C U L A R ! ! !
That looks great in that barely green,green. I think a pearl or light ivory top would look real nice. Seemed to be a pretty good kit.
I'm pretty sure that "thing" you keep mentioning is indeed the squirrel cage fan and the air box for the heater. Yep.
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Nice Cuba reference! Great job. Best on the web. Lucy yu gots some splainin' to do.
Glad you liked it!
You are awesome builder remember Ford engine blocks are blue
Not all Ford engines are blue.
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Cool build. I think that could make a nice racecar.
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I just picked this car up at Hobby Lobby with a 40% off coupon. I'm thinking of going with a two tone Aqua color. I have some fun ideas with the Coke Machine. A friend of mine suggested I build a repair garage diorama and take pics of my cars in the garage. I just might do that. I have some other ideas for the decals.
Enjoy!
Great looking build chris
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Chris, another fine car / build I'm getting this kit as well and some of that modpod ..Haha!!!!
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that turned out real nice , love the color combo and little story on the car at the end
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Wonderful build
Thank you!
Great build Chris
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Lovely finish chris, excellent build 👍👍😊
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This is a beautiful build and a really cool kit. I do like how you made the car a used but well taken care of car and the color combo really go well together. I'm a little bit worried about the white insert for the wheels tho. Normally, these tend to dry and break after a couple of years..
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Looks great Chris! I would have never thought to use white for the body colour but it goes well with the chrome accents.....btw your spray booth is taking a real beating!...lol
I didn't use white for the body. Must have skipped quite a bit of the video eh? LOL
Im colour blind.....what do I know lol....Still looks great!
No worries, enjoy!
What “that” is is the heater core and fan assembly. You would find similar in Chevy’s if this era. They were big and mounted under hood instead of in the passenger area. The round area is of course the fan and the rest is the ducting into the cabin.
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Love your pic of colors. Looks great
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The more I looked at your video and all the parts look just like the Lindberg version.
It is the Lindberg kit. Round 2 acquired Lindberg a while back.
great video my friend,,,I love the colors
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As always great job on the model.
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Awesome color choice ,looks great
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Nicely Detailed parts in this kit...
That is so cool, nice build looks so amazingly detailed. Keep up the great work and R.I.P.
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R.I.P ?
@@geraldgerhardstein2170 Rust In Peace. lol
I Agree with everyeveryone....... Great job and review.
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Beautiful build!
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I don,t know about that chrome trim above the rear bumpers ?
Sooo cool, motivating my model joy big time!
Glad to hear it!
Nice job creating some patina.. It also creates a more realistic look..
Another kit that has separate chrome molding is the Revell 1959 Cadillac ElDorado. One I built years ago and painted body Testors Model Master Tropical Turquoise.
I'd like to get that one if it's reissued, it looks cool.
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The sharpie around the windows can you put clear over that?
Yup, no issues.
I had trouble making the body& chasie go together , with the separate wheel wheels, firewall ect.did it go together alright for you?
No issues on mine, but if you don't get the fenders and radiator squared up I can see fit issues easily.
I bought all this equipment to start airbrushing and haven’t even open the boxes to them after watching your videos. Love your techniques! Question where did you get the stands you’re using to holds the sprues/trees while painting?
Glad you like them!
Those are Tamiya paint stands, Modelroundup.com carries them.