'56 chevy

I just got it loaded on the trailor ready to take it to the scrapper . I just isn`t worth trying to restore . I did have a good time in it as a young teen but its just too far gone now.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/76maverick/m56chevy1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/76maverick/m56chevy2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/76maverick/m56chevy3.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/76maverick/m56chevy4.jpg

Awsome work and story to go with it! :)

I ran out of rust paint though :banghead: next time I go to the hobby shop I need to get some more so I can get it done :smile:

Remind me never to let you borrow my car!!

Thats too funny. I wrecked that exact same kit for my junkyard last year!! LOL!

Nice work!

http://modelmasters.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=projects&action=display&num=1083729689

primera man, never let me borrow you`r car :cwm27: .


ONEBADMK8, I cut off the fender with a dremmel and made a new/old one out of aluminum foil , I still need to work on the headlight part of it . I made all the rust holes with the dremel too, they turned out realy well but I ran out of rust paint so they don`t show up very well in the pictures :mad: .

I have had this model since I was 5 years old but it realy was too fare gone to try to restore . I didn`t wanna take it off the shelf though so I made it look like a old junk yard car so I can be just as proud of it now as I was when I was 5 :smile: .

You dont need rust paint use real rust.

Checkout my real rust.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=137132

Plus it keeps on rusting since its real metal it keeps rusting and getting worse!

Nice job, but I have mixed emotions. For some reason, something about those pictures makes me wanna cry. :(

Thanks for the tip ! Gess I`ll scrape some rust off of the torque boxes on my mav to glue on the junker :iceslolan

Very nice weathering job.
Replicating the parts out of foil is a cool idea for wrecked builds.
:)

Thanks for the tip ! Gess I`ll scrape some rust off of the torque boxes on my mav to glue on the junker :iceslolan

No need to.
Just rot out some steel wool pads for a few days in a 1/2 glass of water, let it ALL FULLY dryout and presto REAL RUST powder. Then mix VERY thinned out amounts of flat paints (Colors you desire) and you have genuine rust.

http://www.lincolnmotorsport.com/new67f.jpg

http://www.lincolnmotorsport.com/new67q.jpg

That looks awesome!!! Great work!!!!!!