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Old 03-20-2008, 03:43 PM   #1
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'48 Ford F1 Project

I'm customizing a '48 F1 over spring break. Got a buddy making Moon Discs for the wheels, and a gas tank for the bed. Gonna be making a wood bed floor for it, chopping the top and finish lowering it. My camera died and I dont have any recent pictures. I'm also gunna be chopping the roof. Has anybody here welded diecast or soldered it?









I'm going to be painting it aswell.
I may attempt a suicide door conversion..
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Old 03-21-2008, 04:54 PM   #2
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Re: '48 Ford F1 Project

Well, I got the roof chopped, did it with JB weld instead of actually welding it. Now I gotta sand it down and do the doors.
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Old 03-21-2008, 07:17 PM   #3
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Re: '48 Ford F1 Project

Hi, nice project!, may i know what kit is it? the chassis looks like it came from a toy or something
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Re: '48 Ford F1 Project

It is a die cast. I'd bet it was a maisto, or something similar.

I don't have any problems with people modding their die cast models in this section, but others do. There is a die cast section in the Automotive Art section. I bet you'll find a LOT more information on customizing these models than in the plastic model forum.
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Re: '48 Ford F1 Project

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It is a die cast. I'd bet it was a maisto, or something similar.

I don't have any problems with people modding their die cast models in this section, but others do. There is a die cast section in the Automotive Art section. I bet you'll find a LOT more information on customizing these models than in the plastic model forum.
Actually this was moved into this forum.
I had found the diecast forum but now I can't lol. I'm getting a new camera soon so I'll take some pics.
Edit.. I found it..
Uhh... umm.. Oh, yes...
Yes, it is a Maisto or however you spell it.
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