Revell '34 coupe

I got a bit bogged down recently with the candy paint job on the '34 pick-up, so I did what any self respecting modeler does , I started another project !
 This is the Revell  snap kit with some benefits added. The body in this kit has a nice chop and quite accurate proportions it just needed a tidy up on the swage lines to look good. I added the wheels and modified the suspension a little for a better stance.The paint is spray can without clear as I wanted a satin finish that is popular these days." />" />" />" />" />

Looks cool, always wondered what this kit looks like built. has a nice looking body.

Pure style. Well done.

Nice.  My only criticism might be that the lights look too big.
But then looking at them again i'm not sure.
Good job.

COOL and clean mate, the color combo works very well too.

Looks very cool for a Snapper. Well done.

Very cool

Yeah, good call Zenrat. I really struggled with the lights on this build ,in the end I used the ones from the kit . It looked racier without lights !

Nice ride

cool looking build.

really like this style

Looks good, I like the snap kit because it is well proportioned and when an aftermarket or AMT 33/4 coupe/sedan grille is used it builds into a great model.

Looks good. i like the wheels. is that a paint chip under the grille?

Thanks for the positive comments guys , and yes "aussie muscle" that is a paint chip under the grille. Real hot rods have paint chips ! LOL

Good stuff mate, such a simple kit and the results are awesome no matter how you build it

ozmodeler wrote:Thanks for the positive comments guys , and yes "aussie muscle" that is a paint chip under the grille. Real hot rods have paint chips ! LOL

"Stone chips are like trophies!" saw that sticker on the back of a rod once as I followed it down the highway.

This has come up sweet. Nice build, looks awesome.