1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
F1 is looking good.
allan- AMCC ADDICT
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
G'day,
The last few things to be done before I can paint is the deck lid, taillights, grill and headlights.
I hinged the access panel on the deck lid very simply by using a tube and a tight fitting rod. I like how the front of the access panel tilts inwards when it's opened.
I also painted the tyre lettering but it's smudged. I used water based paint so I'll just wipe it off and do it again at final assembly.
Next was some taillights. I bought this cool pe sheet of custom hot rod taillight frames from detail master, used the thinnest plastic I could find and painted it red for the lights. Cut some slots in the tailgate so the taillights will sit flush when glued in.
Next was to come up with a grill that has a 50's feel to it but still looks good with the modern bumper. The headlights are from a '32 Ford and I made the grill from 1mm plastic rods. I'll add honeycomb mesh to the bumper openings and behind the grill. I think it will look good once painted but I'm not sure if the bar grill was the right choice.
I'll smooth the body out one more time then move on to paint......can't wait!
Thanks for looking.
The last few things to be done before I can paint is the deck lid, taillights, grill and headlights.
I hinged the access panel on the deck lid very simply by using a tube and a tight fitting rod. I like how the front of the access panel tilts inwards when it's opened.
I also painted the tyre lettering but it's smudged. I used water based paint so I'll just wipe it off and do it again at final assembly.
Next was some taillights. I bought this cool pe sheet of custom hot rod taillight frames from detail master, used the thinnest plastic I could find and painted it red for the lights. Cut some slots in the tailgate so the taillights will sit flush when glued in.
Next was to come up with a grill that has a 50's feel to it but still looks good with the modern bumper. The headlights are from a '32 Ford and I made the grill from 1mm plastic rods. I'll add honeycomb mesh to the bumper openings and behind the grill. I think it will look good once painted but I'm not sure if the bar grill was the right choice.
I'll smooth the body out one more time then move on to paint......can't wait!
Thanks for looking.
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Clutch- Legend Poster
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Freaking love it mate! Just the fabrication work involved is outstanding let alone the outcome of it! Can't wait 'till it's done!
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Wow! Kool idea! Keep it coming!
bandidomotorsport- AMCC NEWBIE!
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Looking good
allan- AMCC ADDICT
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Looking terrific , can't wait to see it finished.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Thanks guys.
Clutch- Legend Poster
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
The grille is perfect - at last a '50 F1 I like the front view of. Love the back hatch. Are you going to scribe the door openings?
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Thanks Fred. Also never been a fan of the 50's grille, I much prefer the 57 grille.
I'm not planning on scribing out the doors as I want the body to look like a one piece race body with sponsors etc.
I'm not planning on scribing out the doors as I want the body to look like a one piece race body with sponsors etc.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Just straight out "BLOODY AWSOME" i love it, nothing wrong with that grill either mate.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
This is a great build mate.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
It's going to look bad when finished
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
What colour you going with.?
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Cheers guys!
Allan, I'm going to paint it dark gun metal grey. Not sure if I'll go with one colour or I might add some black nose scallops. Trying to avoid the normal bright colour that you see on Nascars.
Allan, I'm going to paint it dark gun metal grey. Not sure if I'll go with one colour or I might add some black nose scallops. Trying to avoid the normal bright colour that you see on Nascars.
Clutch- Legend Poster
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
You could paint it black and put Jack Daniels number 7 on it.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Awesome work, i love the concept and everything so far is looking so right.
Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Thanks for the support guys.
Glad you like it Shayne. I found your Bud Nastruck build a few months back while searching for reference pics.
https://ozautobuilders.forumotion.com/t2837-bud-nastruck?highlight=nastruck
The detail you've added is superb, if only I could wrap my body over your highly detailed rolling chassis and then call it done! Perfect match!
All bodywork completed, last thing was the rear spoiler. I've undercoated/sanded everything 2 or 3 times, this is the last one before paint. I usually start with 400grt sandpaper and work up to 1200. I mist spray black overtop the primer to act as a guide coat.
The goal is the sand away the black without sanding through to the plastic. If I was painting this a light colour, I would prime and sand again just to get an even prime coat.
Today was paint day!
Pics look a bit grainy but it is smooth and there's another coat to go down.
Glad you like it Shayne. I found your Bud Nastruck build a few months back while searching for reference pics.
https://ozautobuilders.forumotion.com/t2837-bud-nastruck?highlight=nastruck
The detail you've added is superb, if only I could wrap my body over your highly detailed rolling chassis and then call it done! Perfect match!
All bodywork completed, last thing was the rear spoiler. I've undercoated/sanded everything 2 or 3 times, this is the last one before paint. I usually start with 400grt sandpaper and work up to 1200. I mist spray black overtop the primer to act as a guide coat.
The goal is the sand away the black without sanding through to the plastic. If I was painting this a light colour, I would prime and sand again just to get an even prime coat.
Today was paint day!
Pics look a bit grainy but it is smooth and there's another coat to go down.
Clutch- Legend Poster
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Looking good. Eager to see this finished.
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Great job on the paint
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
Nice colour, Very nice!
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Re: 1950 Ford F-1 Nastruck
That looks HORN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (droolin' here too!!)
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