Here is my 1937 Ford Delivery Truck that I'm entering into the Group Build.



Since it is a 1937, I thought this would be more appropriate:


Jim

More progress:

James ( c5flies) How did you get that gorgeous shine? Jealous!

Sweet Ferrari! That sure is shiney.

Jim

Looks great James....

Really must get me one of those 250TRs. Maybe it'll go n the xmas list. Has to be red though......

James, yours looks fantastic in black; but darn it - it is a Ferrari!

Thanks! I'm very happy with the way the body came out on this one, my best paint job to date

Brian...just Tamiya TS-14 sprayed out of the can, but I did take more time in prep/primer work and didn't rush it this time. Definitely need to work on my metallics though, maybe I should spring for some Alclad. Also, check your PM's about the German GB.

Dave, it has a little red on it now...in the form of a decal

Calling her done, still debating whether to add the number decals. Pics posted to the gallery, thanks for another great GB!

Superb work James, a beautiful build!

James a fine job my friend

Pete

James: I really dig the old school greens on your panel van!

James: Your Ferrari is perfect the way she is, much more elegant and purposeful looking without the number Did the headlight covers fog on you, or did they come that way?

Good deal, the number debate is over

I painted the headlight covers aluminum to mimic this, as I was doing the race version (they are lighter in person than the photos show):

I had no idea, obviously restricted to day events only! Thanks for the tip

Next build for this GB - AMT 1/16 scale 1957 T-Bird

Box shot:

Hey T-Bird...!
Good luck Dave...

Hello all I have found in my stash a 1:25 Scale Revell 1937 Ford Pickup truck the box gives the options for a regular truck or a street rod so if its ok I would like to jump in on this build if ok.

Cheers

Sascha(Ironowl)

Great builds so far gentlemen.

I have found an "ancient" Monogram 1934 duesenberg in the deepest darkest parts of my stash. the kit I got as a kid. I was way to young to build it, but not to young to apply an awful green paint all over the parts. Later, still way to young, I gave everything a dark blue coat. The parts have been soaking in ovencleaner severel times, but that +35 year old Humbrol enamel paint just won't give in, at least not all of it. I am currently trying to remove the remaining paint, with scalpel and emeral cloth.
the plan is to make it into a barnfind.

T-Bird finished. Still needs a final coat of varnish to even out the last of the brush marks, but otherwise complete.

Well done Dave...

hello,
Dave very beautiful models
here is my input. not really a cakewalk. not numbering parts, no mark and assembly plan (not comment)
steph

steph

Looking good Steph!! Odd little model isn't it!?

hello,
strange, yes. in fact, it looks more like a coach
steph

I'm going to get one more build in here......



I'm thinking of doing the 'custom' version, but with the headlights fitted......black with some flames that are left over from another car.........

hello,
Dave eager to see your model. here is my progress.
steph

DaveCox: I have that very same model. Will be great to see it done!