FINALIZED - '64 Ford Fairlane - From Brazil - 03/21/11

coming along very nice a good coat of clear and the body will look great

That looks really good. I like the color and the stance.

Great job for a first go. Cant wait to see your next project. This one was fun to watch!!

Iansmodels

Thanks buddy, I am glad you enjoyed the result, because it was so much fun working on this model.

early model

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it, because your opinion is very important for my growth for the second model. I was also happy with the result of color and height to the first is good, I think.

ROBBERY

Thanks friend, glad you liked it, because I really liked the result, as you said, for the first is good. Then, the second was started, but is still about 25 days because of work (I'ma teacher) and the engineering college, takes a long time. The second is a '53 Ford Victoria, which will make the style of the references below.



Hugs for all.

That looks great, nice work. Pity about the front, because it was a good looking model.

Kane wrote:That looks great, nice work. Pity about the front, because it was a good looking model.

Kane, buddy Obigado. On the front I have intended to put away yet. I have 2 new kits in progress, and one already started posting here, the 53 Victoria, but had not even posting on Thurs have missed the new address of the Forum, but this week tour here.

Hugs.

Very good smooth paint - right up until the "oops" moments.
You are brave to show us your mistakes. Most of us would hide them.

Perhaps you could put primer on the parts where the paint cam off to look like a car that is being worked on?

that's one very wicked Ford,great job on it.

zenrat wrote:Very good smooth paint - right up until the "oops" moments.
You are brave to show us your mistakes. Most of us would hide them.

Perhaps you could put primer on the parts where the paint cam off to look like a car that is being worked on?

Zenrat,

Thank you for visiting friend, I am very happy when the masters visit and comment on my humble work, since I'm just starting in this wonderful world. How to hide my mistake, haven't why not, because messed up due to lack of experience and that this show me that in the next, I'm no longer make mistakes.

Wow, there was thought by that part, really is an excellent idea that a car in concert. I will consider with care.

allan wrote:that's one very wicked Ford,great job on it.

Allan,

I am glad that you have set to their liking, because as I said it was my first and decide to demote it was very important to know that I can do things as prepared as you here and my friends skillful of Brazil. Thanks for stopping by and important comments yourself.


Hugs for all.

Now that is a very nice first build!! I really dig it!! Great colour, great stance. Well done

RetospectKustoms,

I am happy to please in my first fitting, because it gave a lot of work that not counted here, but that in the end right. Now, let's go to the next.

Hugs

Good job Agnaldo, Fairlane looks good. Looking forward to your next model.

Ozmodeler, okay buddy?

So, I really enjoyed the result that I got with my first model, I made the right choice, because this car is very beautiful, has perfect lines. The second model has already started, and you can see this link.

https://ozautobuilders.forumotion.com/t4519-53-ford-victoria-oldschool

Hugs.

We all have bad days when the glue on our fingers ends up in the paintwork.

Likewise, the assembly frustrations, so it's good you stuck with it and got this one finished.

The bonnet you may be able to repaint and the mark on the fenders, perhaps repair with brush on paint.

I'm looking forward to your next build, good imagination and choice of modifications, makes me think I will like it even more than this one.

Carps,

Thanks buddy, I was pleased with the outcome of this, and also hope for others, since I had to get away because of work and space, but this year return.

Hugs.