'65 Waylo, with a twist...
+5
ashb
homers customs
allan
slowlylearning
Unforgiven
9 posters
Page 1 of 1
'65 Waylo, with a twist...
I have been on a builder's block and have done nothing in a long time, so I thought I would start with a Lil simple build to kinda get back into things again, started last night, smoothing the body, and losing all the badges, lowered to a point I cant go no more, I will build a revell parts pack 421 for it, and shoot for a two tone paint job......
OK guys, as I couldn't use the kits 421 in the build, i decided to use a Revell 427 parts pak engine, why????, what would prompt me to use a a Ford in a perfectly good Pontiac, because I can, and I did.
Well the real reason was I slammed this puppy to hard to the ground, and wanted a blown 421, but things didn't work out, I didn't do the math right, if your gonna go blown then you have to get the exhaust out, and the 421 heads just didn't have enough beef on them to do it, so I went this route, I don't have a picture of the headers, as of yet, on this beast, but here is a look at it now.....
And just in case any one was wondering, the 427 Revell parts pak engine in itself really sux, guess that why I buy them just to steal the blowers set up's...
OK guys, as I couldn't use the kits 421 in the build, i decided to use a Revell 427 parts pak engine, why????, what would prompt me to use a a Ford in a perfectly good Pontiac, because I can, and I did.
Well the real reason was I slammed this puppy to hard to the ground, and wanted a blown 421, but things didn't work out, I didn't do the math right, if your gonna go blown then you have to get the exhaust out, and the 421 heads just didn't have enough beef on them to do it, so I went this route, I don't have a picture of the headers, as of yet, on this beast, but here is a look at it now.....
And just in case any one was wondering, the 427 Revell parts pak engine in itself really sux, guess that why I buy them just to steal the blowers set up's...
Unforgiven- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 441
Registration date : 2009-02-25
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
different... AND AWESOME... what a sick looking mockup! more!
slowlylearning- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 1533
Age : 33
Location : Bris
Registration date : 2008-09-28
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
like the big pontiac's will be watching
allan- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 10385
Age : 66
Location : East Maitland
Registration date : 2008-03-31
homers customs- Legend Poster
- Number of posts : 1193
Age : 46
Location : launceston tasmania
Registration date : 2010-05-08
ashb- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 234
Age : 29
Location : rockhampton
Registration date : 2009-03-01
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
Cool - that's a good looking Poncho.
_________________
Cheers,
Bryce
https://s582.photobucket.com/home/BryceM76
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Michelmore-Rod-Kustom/162990533806679
Bryce- Moderator
- Number of posts : 3329
Location : Melbourne
Registration date : 2008-05-10
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
I like the wheel- ALL HAIL HYPNOTOAD.
slowlylearning- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 1533
Age : 33
Location : Bris
Registration date : 2008-09-28
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
OK, now that I have most if not all the engine complete, and man I tell you, the 427 is a dog of a parts pak, to put together, I thought I would shoot a few shots, of how she would look under the hood????, surely I jest, I still have to scratch a hood scoop, to keep it from swallowing bugs, but you all get the idea...
Unforgiven- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 441
Registration date : 2009-02-25
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
Sensational - love the big old Pontiacs already, but that engine setup is really gonna blow some socks off.
tezza43- AMCC ADDICT
- Number of posts : 4318
Age : 80
Location : Mornington, Victoria
Registration date : 2008-03-21
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
cool I like it . I reckon it would look good just with a nice air cleaner on it and the donk hanging out the bonnet
Kynan- I Love this place
- Number of posts : 677
Age : 50
Location : Townsville
Registration date : 2009-05-04
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
Cool. I love the look of those big mid 60 Ponchos. Shame this kits so lacking in detail.
I did this to mine
I did this to mine
_________________
Fred
Badda Bing Badda Bang
zenrat- Moderator
- Number of posts : 6842
Age : 56
Location : Dank Northern slopes of Mount Martha, Vic
Registration date : 2008-07-17
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
zenrat wrote:Cool. I love the look of those big mid 60 Ponchos. Shame this kits so lacking in detail.
I did this to mine
Yea I wish this kit did have more detail, but I like what you did with yours, clean and elegant, just says cruz'r, nice work....
Unforgiven- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 441
Registration date : 2009-02-25
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
Thanks Michael. I was so horrified with the relative crapness of the kit I chucked it together really quickly. I didn't even bother to clean up the awful mould separation lines on the bumpers - just washed over the chrome with a satin black wash.
I'll pull it apart and redo it taking my time one day.
But enough of me. Back to your build...
I'll pull it apart and redo it taking my time one day.
But enough of me. Back to your build...
_________________
Fred
Badda Bing Badda Bang
zenrat- Moderator
- Number of posts : 6842
Age : 56
Location : Dank Northern slopes of Mount Martha, Vic
Registration date : 2008-07-17
Re: '65 Waylo, with a twist...
zenrat wrote:Thanks Michael. I was so horrified with the relative crapness of the kit I chucked it together really quickly. I didn't even bother to clean up the awful mould separation lines on the bumpers - just washed over the chrome with a satin black wash.
I'll pull it apart and redo it taking my time one day.
But enough of me. Back to your build...
[b]Yea that's another thing that has me are these bumper ends, the mold line is just awful, you can see them a mile away, I had the idea of stripping the chrome off, just the bumpers, masking them and painting the bumpers to match the body color, whitch the lower half is going to be cherry red, well the first idea was to mold the bumpers to the body, but man are they huge so the second idea was to paint them , I just gotta figure out how im gonna strip them without stripping the chrome off the grill, I have a friend that has a photo etch saw, ????...
I still think yours looks pretty sweet tho....
Last edited by Unforgiven on Wed 01 Sep 2010, 2:11 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : becouse I can...)
Unforgiven- I should be working on Models
- Number of posts : 441
Registration date : 2009-02-25
Similar topics
» Prime mover with a Twist.....
» Retro F1 with a real Twist
» Takin the cake.... more flames, but with a twist!
» Retro F1 with a real Twist
» Takin the cake.... more flames, but with a twist!
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|