My blown deuce coupe

Revell kit - mild chop, resin stock firewall, rear fenders bobbed, front splash pan removed. Engine is a small block Chevy from an AMT ’34 coupe with parts box exhaust manifolds and blower. Wheels are AMT ’40 Ford steelies up front on Revell whitewalls. Out back are home made dished steelies and painted whitewalls. I added trim rings, a bullet and foiled the lug nuts to dress them up a bit. I also added some go-fast stickers to break up the colour and add some credibility…

Bryce mate that is one sweet 32 love the colour, nice stance also.
Cheers Marshie

This is so sweet!!!!

That's so nice, love the finish, it all works together really well

cool 32

Nice one Bryce,i like everything about it.

sweet. that's nice paint.

Spot on

Yep ! thats where its at , bitchin car man .

fantastic mate, another super build. Going to need a bigger cabinet soon dude for all the "Good" ones.

Great build Bryce, perfect in every detail mate.

very very nice

....kick'n ass man, that's sweet!

Man, that's one sweeet ride.

Bryce this is your best ever - a sensational build that captures the spirit of rodding perfectly. I like everything about it - cool man!

nice build, has the "just right" look
you did say "foiled the lug nuts" how the hell do you get the foil to stick to the tiny little effers, man I would be cross eyed and bouncin the wheels out the door in 10 minutes flat.

Very great job too

Tubman wrote:Going to need a bigger cabinet soon dude for all the "Good" ones.

Funny you say that Kirk. I am picking up some new glass shelves this week coz I have quite literally run out of room...

tezza43 wrote:Bryce this is your best ever

Not too sure about that Tezza - there are a lot of flaws the camera hides but thanks anyway.

HAMMOSZED wrote:you did say "foiled the lug nuts" how the hell do you get the foil to stick to the tiny little effers, man I would be cross eyed and bouncin the wheels out the door in 10 minutes flat.

Well I just cut small pieces of BMF, stick it on the nut and try to stab around the right shape removing the extra bits with a toothpick. Then I usually dab a bit of white glue on to keep it there. It doesn't have to be too perfect as once you burnish it down the reflection will only really show the dome shape anyway.

Thanks for all the nice words guys!

man that is one sweet build
really like the engine and the stance
and color tat really is one sweet package

Think that this is my favourite of all your builds. Everything's perfect, would love to see this in person.
Great job Bryce.
(Good to see the tailshaft was installed )

HAMMOSZED wrote:"foiled the lug nuts" how the hell do you get the foil to stick to the tiny little effers, man I would be cross eyed and bouncin the wheels out the door in 10 minutes flat.

I guess that explains Bryuce's behaviour on our roadtrip to Ballarat a couple of weeks ago.

Yet another top build man, do you know there's a feller a few miles up Canterburty Rd from you has one in1/1 scale almost identical?