
Revell 1940 Ford pickup
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Revell 1940 Ford pickup
My second Hot Rod styled build will be this if I can make it work. I just read the instructions and it's a pretty simple kit. So this will be flat grey and built like a drag car. I have a TPB resin manifold, belts and blower to suit the kits flat head V8. I'll then use bits from my CHI-TOWN Hustler kit I stole the engine from for a 32 3 window I built a few years back. So I'll use the racing wheels and diff. I will try and use the drag racing spoiler on the rear too. Hopefully I can get this kit to sit low rather then high like a gasser. I might also use the 78 Firebirds high rise manifold spacers, carbys and air cleaners to really get some height on the motor.


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Re: Revell 1940 Ford pickup
Sounds like it'll be a beast!! Can't wait to see the engine come together on this one, watching closely 

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Re: Revell 1940 Ford pickup
Looks about just right to me.
Re: Revell 1940 Ford pickup
looks good to me too
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Cheers guys, I appreciate the feed back. I think I've got the stance 90% there. It'll probably be just a little lower in the rear. I think once I find/make something so the carbys mount to the blower properly. I'll just get the carbs poking with the two air cleaners hanging out. Colour will be AS-31 ocean grey but unsure if it'll be flat or gloss yet. Red motor and driveline with clear red Windows like a gasser
about some kind of a 1/2 cage to for the cab.




Re: Revell 1940 Ford pickup
If that's a Tamiya colour it will be flat one. You need to use Tamiya clear.
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Yeah I know. I haven't decided if I'll use a gloss clear or not yet 

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Go with flat clear or semi gloss.
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I'm going to use some decals so I'll need a clear coat to even it all out. I'll wait until I can mock it up in colour before I decide 
