Thought I'd try my hand at one of these, I find them pretty cool!

revell 1929 ford truck

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Now it just needs a motor. I like the interior detail. What brown did you use?

The license plate is a great touch! Overall it looks super so far. It looks like something you could find in a barn somewhere.

used the oil tank from a revell chopper BMF'd it and weathered it up . and stuck on a battery

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did some tweaking on the body and lowered it over the frame.

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I'm looking forward to seeing the engine, that should really set this off.

engine in

had to move the steering on the outside of the body for some clearance!

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Looks amazing! Captures every bit of that Rat Rod essence, Outstanding work! Keep it up!