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Well done! I like how the (very plain) seats from the T kit have been jazzed up with careful painting...they looks so much better than I'd imagined they ever could!

And employing the air cleaners from the V8 version as dust caps on the wheels is clever, too.  Overall, this is a very sharp little model!

 

 

  • 3 weeks later...
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nicely done speedster with period correct parts and paint. The real cars were basically built from what ever was available at he time and then driven until they dropped then fixed and run some more.

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I've got at least four of those chassis lying around - looks like I know what to do with at least one now! I love how clean and crisp it is and yet there is still a touch of weathering to make it look real.  Nice job!

 

  • 2 years later...
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On 8/1/2020 at 12:03 PM, Tommergun said:

My take on an old Ford Speedster, converted from the AMT 1925 Ford Model T kit.

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I love these old Model T's and Model A's that were converted to races cars of that era. Very nicely done...There were a few that were in Halifax for the Hemming's Great Race a few years back.

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