"Chantilly Lace" '32 Sedan

Finished this one before the new year
Chopped the roof by about 4inches using Bryce's "Z" chop method. Wheels are from the 1970 SuperBee kit. Added plug wires with boots and wire looms. Detailed the interior as much as I could, even made a hoodliner.
Colour is Tamiya Pink/Gold colour shift over a silver base with a gold lace pattern on the roof.
Had some fit issues in the final assembley but overall I'm very happy with the out come.










Thanks for all the postive comments throughout the build, I hope it was as fun to watch as it was to build!

This turned out really well Clutch, an amazing amount of shine you got out of it. I think these wheels suit it perfectly too.
But I think my favourite detail is your distributor cap. Well done.

now thats one sweet 32

Hey Clutch if i have to pay for the taxi fare home you better bring this one also.

Another beautiful job mate, you'll need to bring a trailer to the shows with all this lot. Awesome.

Looks great Clutch, love the colour and interior, can i ask how you did the piping on the seats and door trims, cheers Wayne

guys!
Wayne the piping is fibre optic strands from one of those cheap UFO lamps. I think fishing line would work.
I painted the strands then very carefully and slowly glued them into place.

Why don't you take up sewing or macrame! and leave the model building for us lot! Very nice Dude!

You're gonna have to add a room to your house for all the trophies. It's a beauty and then some. Best.Bill

If I was'nt on a model forum site , I'd say that was the real deal, outstsanding work !

Joe, you outdid yourself this time mate. Very very nice

that's some fine shine in that paint. How did you get the glass to form the shape the car.lol

Very nice there Clutch. Another quality build.
On another note, has the flood waters affected you there????

Very very nice build which should be the first of '11 at the top of the page.

A HUGE credit to you on this build Clutch. Awesome workmanship on the whole build, heaps of inspiration here mate.........

Great work Joe - looks fantastic. Excellent work on that chop - you've inspired me to pull mine out and finish it off!

Thanks very much guys! Alot of my inspiration comes from you lot so thanks back at ya

dufasdave wrote:
On another note, has the flood waters affected you there????

Yeah the bloody floods hit Bundaberg area last week. North & eastside went under plus the downtown area. Not as bad as Rocky though, I hear Rocky will peek tomorrow? The worst thing now is the clean up. Wish you guys all the best and make sure the town is clean by Feburary!