Matt87

I have this kit in my stash I seen really nice Avantis and Starliners at the Studebaker mueseum in South Bend

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I agree. Very precise work i spent all together 4 hours i think doing the red trimwork. Thank you! I am interested in the early cars.

Thank you it is my 1st 1/32 scale build and Pyro build to

I have a pretty steady hand. Here it is so far... drivers side. I do still need to paint door handles brass though but i think it looks great so far. What do you think

Is that a Stutz? That looks amazing! Beutiful job!

Im thinking paint red trim on my 1911 model 30 like this picture of 1911 roadster i found on internet. What do people think?

One of AMCs best cars Cool looks good

Cool

Looks awesome Michelle!

Beutiful! Such classy cars. I have that kit unbuilt still. Im currently building a 1911 Model 30 Tourer...

I just got mine yesterday. Im not upset about the delay though it is very understandable. Another great issue!

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Looks like many Volares that used to roam the roads

Ya. Back then that was still standard. Even in a higher level trim. I love the 88 thru 98s. Thanks!

I realized i am unable to submit photos here as well.

I combined Tom Daniels Paddy wagon and George Barris Vampire van. But it is mostly from the TD kit. But i chopped the body down to the C cab and chopped hearse part of body from the Vampire van. Ford Cobra engine from TD kit and with high rise intake from spare parts and suspension from paddy wagon kit. I made the pipe extensions from headers. I scratchbuilt the coffin from sheet styrene. Grill from Barris Ice Cream truck rod. Scratch made windows for hearse body from clear styrene sheet. And i wanted to keep rims from Paddy wagon kit to. I named it the Early Grave i was trying to think of a cool name and that came to me. and sent what i wanted to STS decals and Terry printed them for me for a very reasonable price. High quality decals. I think it is cool. One of a kind. I think Tom Daniel and George Barris would agree...

I like Tamiya white putty for filling in.

Beutiful.. i bet he would love it!

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Those cars always look cool with a set of fattys in the back. Thanks i used a Morgan pre wired distributor and a Fireball model works carb.

Definitely was popular with those cars in there day.