32 Ford 'Knight-mare'...

Thanks to everyone who followed this build, it's finally done.
I called it 'Knight-mare' because I've never had a build get me down so much.
The only part not painted twice, I didn't end up using. The body, grill, bonnet, chassis, wheels were all painted twice. The guards were painted 4 times.
I'm glad that I was able to find out how to strip 2K clear.
The colour is Tamiya TS75, Champagne Gold with Zero 2K clear, running gear is Testors Bronze with Tamiya TS13 clear and my version of Black Chrome.
Interior is Tamiya Racing White with black striping on the seats.
All in all, I'm happy that I stuck it out and got it finished, even if it did my head in. It has turned out to be one of my favourite looking models.
Once again, thanks for following this 'Knight-mare'.
Please feel free to comment or criticise.

At last!!
I'll give some criticism.... took too bloody long!!
Otherwise a perfect job, my good man! Just a shame that the interior is so hidden in a 3 Window, coz that looked excellent.

I still prefer "Pamela" to Nightmare - but I have to say it looks fantastic. Beautiful finish mate!

This is what might have been - sigh!

Wicked end result. Sometimes the pain makes the victory taste sweeter. I like how the black wheels and complete lack of chrome makes the car look really stealthy. Congrats to you Kane on another top notch build.

Gorgeous.

I hesitate to ask, but rear lights?

that's one cool 32

ShawnS wrote:Wicked end result. Sometimes the pain makes the victory taste sweeter. I like how the black wheels and complete lack of chrome makes the car look really stealthy. Congrats to you Kane on another top notch build.

Yeah Shawn, tell me about it. That's also why I chose the name Knight as it reminded me of a suit of armor.

Zen - doesn't need rear lights, it's a showpony.

Thanks everyone.

WOW!

The hi Tech look isn't my idea of a neat hot rod, but you have totally nailed it with this one.

Perfect combination of paint colours and perfect choice for the body colour.

The black wheels give it a sinister look and the rest is just plain class.

Well done!

awesome stuff mate

Kane , That's truly a credit to your build techniques . Excellent job pal! :

Beautiful. Might have been a nightmare for you but it sure looks like a dream to me! I too dig the colour scheme and lack of chrome. Keep up the great work!

Beautiful build bro, simply stunning

Looks great mate

WOW!! Beautiful build. Really smooth and I love the colours. You've captured the hi-tech rod look beautifully.

Regardless of all the hassles you had, this is a beauty! The whole package works, nice one mate!

Wow, that's one sweet build! Have to ask though, did RAWR inspire you at all to build this?

Thanks everyone, I'm glad you all like it, and Mopar - you know it did! That car is just plain awesome.

Sure is! And my cousin lives right across the road from Mick Fabar!
Lucky, wish I did

What else is there to add to all the other comments.A real credit to you Kane on another master piece

Excellent job Kane, love 32's, very cool result, glad that ya kept at this one.

That is one cool looking Rod. I especially like the black wheels....

Kane wrote:Zen - doesn't need rear lights, it's a showpony.

Kane

32 Ford really is a spectacle, too beautiful, and his work left him even more beautiful. The motor was perfect I liked the color and wheels, congratulations.

Hugs.

even though its a ford thats one cool build great job