Ford Falcon XA Mad MAx

I make no applogy for how wthis car looks or it's condition or even the way it's built after all it was one of the first large scale vehicles that I did when I was learning how cardstock was made.



Dingo

XB

As you say, you were learning to build them but it's still recognisable. If it had been me it'd probably resemble a crumpled heap in the bottom of the bin.
Any chance you 'll have another go at this one now you've learn't the ropes?

Rat XB or XA wot the heck still the same piece of rubbish it was the worse car fords did around that era but it does make a good wreck subject ya got to admit that.

Dingo
surviving the heat in Adelaide JUST.

still looks cool.. when i first looked at it i thought it was a car wreck.. like after he rolled the beast. if u hadnt of said anything i wouldnt of known a thing.. top job

Andy are you trying to make me feel good because of the heat we're suffering here in Adelaide I can tell you all it did was make me giggle a bit. Rat yes it is part of many I have lined up for rebuild as I have found a new glue system that doesn't make things so maessy but I could end up part of the model if I'm not careful (supaglue tends to do that) and it apparently works real good on cardstock.

Dingo

Dingo wrote:XB or XA wot the heck still the same piece of rubbish it was the worse car fords did around that era

I'll have to disagree with the XA-XC coupes though. Not a fan of the sedans so much, but a friend has an XC coupe with the cobra body kit that looks tough as. Even before the kit it looked the goods.

Even though I am a chevy fan, I do actually like a lot of different cars for different reasons as well. It's just that the chev's are the best.

BTW, this looks great as it is, but will still be interested to see the new and improved version, hoping for you that there isn't a dingo stuck to it.