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Old 01-15-2007, 06:36 AM
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Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

My second model to finish.. (After long brake. My introduction link is my sig)

Little under 2weeks ago i got an idea to make hotrod to local model car show. (It was saturday)
Few guys in irc told to do it..

So 9 long days i did build this.








Just little over paper hight to clear ground.

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It has:
- Pennzoil dragster engine from Revell/Monogram model
- Mr.Model 21" alloys
- Mr.Model Flamed Dash
- Detail Master Fury Skull streering wheel
- Mr.Model Streeing column
- Mr.Model Licence plate frames

Moneypit names came for the money i spend in this :roll:

Every step i get forward i went 2 steps back. Too fast building and too little experience.

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http://jukivin.pp.fi/omat_pienoismallit/t-ford/

I would say that car is done, but later i will put cables etc. to engine.
I just need to find info how to connect dual magneto wires that engine have (at lease thats what i have been told).
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Old 01-15-2007, 08:16 AM
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That's superb for a simple Lindberg kit and you have a good variety of metallic presentation, especially with the alloys and the engine block. Simple yet detailed, great work.
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Old 01-15-2007, 08:17 AM
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

Sweet
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Old 01-15-2007, 02:22 PM
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

Nice but not rusted enough, i would have made a few more washes on the body.
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Old 01-15-2007, 03:58 PM
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

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Nice but not rusted enough, i would have made a few more washes on the body.
What do you mean by more washes?
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

Very interesting model. I wouldn't mind building up something like this. I like the drilled out frame.
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

Super nice!! you've got some serious skills! You should make a thread for your stagea....It's looking great! (I was checking it in your site )
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Old 01-16-2007, 05:18 AM
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Re: Ford Model T aka. Moneypit

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Super nice!! you've got some serious skills!
Thanks..
Trying to do my best witch is not much yet. Usually it's getting boring after i get primer part.
Cutting parts and doing mods is fun. (like this -> http://jukivin.pp.fi/omat_pienoismallit/ideat/ rekka pics)

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You should make a thread for your stagea....It's looking great! (I was checking it in your site )
Yeah, but i haven't done anything to it for last 6month. Just little more bumber cutting and building.
But it might be faster finnish than my S13 project =D
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What do you mean by more washes?
I mean, bring more darkness into the hollow. A wash is a dark paint diluated into a thinner, then it's applied on the model/part. Like this, pigments will stay in the hollow when the thinner evaporates. I personaly use Winsor&Newton oil paints and thinner, it gives a good result.
On rust, you can do washes of brown and black it should give a better aspect of the surface.
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