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I started this Lindberg project back in the spring of 2009 and decided to re-start it. Here I have mounted the body and fenders to the chassis.
Just a guess here, but is that Krylon Paint?
Nope it is a custom mix that i call "Monsoon Maroon" How's that for a moniker/
I'm glad you posted this. It will inspire me to resurrect my '48. It will need new wheels and headlights at the very least. A major reworking of the cylinder heads for accuracy. And a better steering wheel. I fear the kits is too small. Good luck and post the results, will ya?
Yes you are right about the wheel it is way too small!I re-worked the cylinder heads by cutting and splicing Revell V-8 heads.I made the exhaust manifolds out of sprue.
THe kit-supplied steering wheel is very small so I found a parts-box replacement.
I happen to be building one now too, and the detail in the engine is poor to say the least. By the way, did you fill in some bad fits with putty, because I have some nasty gaps in my front fenders
Oh yes! The fenders required bodywork for sure!
One more question if I may; what color did you use for the engine, I've looked at pictures and can't quite figure out what to use, what you used looks good on it
I used Tamiya Deep Green(XF-26).It is a good match for the engine color.
Here is the underside.
i just finished it off today.I am quite pleased with it.Came out pretty well!
Added the rear bumper valance.
Pretty interesting color--it reminds me of black raspberry ice cream! Nice job on the finished product!
Yeah Doog!PLus its as smooth as silk thanks to the polishing kit!Great model innovation!
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