Pair of 32's

Here's some older builds
Primered 32 is the old tool from Monogram and has lots of custom turned parts with the wheels from the 29 pick up (current issue)and the flatty and steering wheel came form the new 40 Ford.
I think this one may finally make it to the paint booth this year once I choose a colour!











This one was the first '32 I ever built (around 10 years ago) It was originally built box stock but broke during a move and got rebuilt like this, it still needs finishing!

wheels and motor came from my spares box

Leave it in primer Paul it really suits it.

that black 32 looks tuff and the primer grey 32 looks perfect. i like the way the red flows rite through the build and adds to its appeal.
need more pics of the black 1 though

I agree, leave it in primer.

Now you're talking! These are my favourite hot rods (well I am getting old) my era when we mimicked American Graffiti. Thanks for the memories Paul - top stuff.

32s would have to be my favourite i reckon ......could build them all day and not get sick of it .....luv the blown one

thats cool looking pair of 32s,the primer looks OK.but if u paint it how about candy black cherry.

Very nice, (PRIMER) seen a real one at Wintersun a couple of years ago exactly the same. well done.

Updated the Primered '32 last night...............






Got my outdoor backdrop up and running to, but I will be adding some extra details to it in the future, look for it in the diorama section soon.

I will get some more pics of the 3 window soon to.......after i finish messing with it that is!

I love this roadster Paul and plan to build one similarish (as you know).
The more pics the betterer as far as i'm concerned.

She looks great with the caps and trim rings. I reckon it needs a coat of paint too, but that's just me...

I also reckon your coupe needs a roof chop and an in scale scoop!

Hey paulie , I always liked this build bud, I guess she's more Trakable now . Paul.

long live rats

Bryce wrote:I also reckon your coupe needs a roof chop and an in scale scoop!

Nah that scoops long gone! those are old pics.

and as for shiny paint, I have a few more of these '32 kits that will go shiny. Primer on this was inspired by an article in scale auto and I was at a stage where I was over shiny stuff!

Now thats a great pair, nice work Paul, I think primer is the way to leave it too.
Adam