Ford 1934 "Swede67"

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I felt i must do a model done , i start but not finish many of my projects. I made this 34 Ford street rod in my own way , more of a modern rod with big rims and fuel injection.


The body is a chopped resin , don't know what brand but it was real good i must say.

Here you see the two tone paint better. I used auto air colors for this .

Chevy TPI engine

Pegasus rims . Crome T

[KRAZY RICK]

That is a great looking build there man !!!! - I don't know how the hell you made that "water base Paint" look like that !!! ....unreal !!!

[RAMONE "THE HITMAN"]

She is a beauty!!!

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Nov 1, 2010 15:23:14 GMT -4 KRAZY RICK said:

That is a great looking build there man !!!! - I don't know how the hell you made that "water base Paint" look like that !!! ....unreal !!!

I use primer from a rattle can and the auto air and clearcote from rattle can. No polishing after

Sometimes i wetsand the primer with 1500-2000 paper ( for 1/1 cars) . When i painted this car i did not , i had a heatgun (dont now if thats the right name?) i did go on with from a long distance so i had heat when i painted it and aslo so when the clearcote get on . the last cote of clear i didnt use the heat-gun so it could dry out longer.

I really like the auto air colors , first of all nice colors and you can mix it with non water based colors too . easy to aply . I have tested house of color but it was to strongagainst the plastic so no more of that

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Yes the Paint is amazing Water Based !! Wow.

Nice Model, Very Cool Man.

.......Ian

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Great looking 34 ford. That 's a cool color.
Doug. loosewire59

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beautiful build and outstanding paint.if the auto air is the same as on this side of the atlantic you can obtain it at art supply stores;it's available for airbrush artists.there are some candy colours to be used over a silver base. it's beautiful stuff but sometimes a little fussy with humidity.