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Old 02-07-2009, 10:39 PM
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Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Hi, this is my latest work.
Alan was a Great racer and was killed tragically in a helicopter crash.

this car is his first race with hooters as a sponser
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Old 02-07-2009, 10:52 PM
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You're doing a great job so far mate,as a Nascar fan it's surprising how similar the cockpit and suspension components were back then to what they're like now.
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Great to see you building an "Underbird". Alan Kulwicki was one of the great late model drivers who thundered around the midwest and got to take the candy out of the southerner's mouths back when that was a big deal in NASCAR. Between Kulwicki and Tim Richmond, NASCAR had a lot of reasons not to be too fond of anyone who raced at Sandusky Speedway (my home track) for quite some time.
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Didn't feel like doin a lot today, so just made up some duct hoses and new side windows so they line up nice.






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stuck the dash together

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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Excellent progress, I really like the detail on the front suspension in particular. The seat is a great work in itself.
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Awesome work! I like the subtle weathering you are applying to the chassis!
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Great work so far, extremely clean.

Just wondering what color your using for your chassis, it looks to be a pretty close match to the current chassis color. Looks lighter than the Krylon Pewter Grey.
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

added some msd boces



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Great work so far, extremely clean.

Just wondering what color your using for your chassis, it looks to be a pretty close match to the current chassis color. Looks lighter than the Krylon Pewter Grey.
its a store brand cheap "light grey" from my local hardware store.
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

rear shocks and exhaust pipes!

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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Great work James. Beautiful pics too. Can you give us some tips for getting that nice soft lighting? Are you using a soft box?
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Old 02-11-2009, 01:15 AM
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Great work James. Beautiful pics too. Can you give us some tips for getting that nice soft lighting? Are you using a soft box?
nothin fancy i just take a bunch of pics and use the best ones lol
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

What more can be said James. This is a great model.
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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Nice, nice, nice and clean. One of the best T-Bird ever.

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Re: Alan Kulwicki 1991 Ford Thunderbird

Nice work so far James. Cool subject and so far a great job from you.
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