66 Impala Glue Bomb Done 6-23-2017

Started by David Bogard, June 23, 2017, 02:50:02 PM

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David Bogard

Here's where we started on this old Modified Stocker kit.


Here's where we ended up!



I appreciate people that actually build and post models.
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ModelCarMan AKA Ricky


sentsat71

WOW!!!!

Great job on the rebuild!!!

You da' King of glue bomb rebuilds!!!  ;D ;D

Ed K.

Speedy

Nice save! I like the stripe job for the paint separation. A good looking racecar all around.
Racecar spelled backwards is racecaR.

supergluek5

David,
Do not know what to say other than WOW!

Supergluek5
There's only 3 sports--racing, racing, and more racing

Bob P.

All I can say is another great build.

Bob

john2

 :)  Ooooooohhhh.  I missed this one.  What color on the wheels, David ?

Very nice. 
When you come to the cross, turn right and go straight.

slim

Wow, that turned out really nice! Great looking racecar!

Gary66


James2

"Days are neither good nor bad, they are what you make of them."

ausbodies

If ever there was a tutorial on the importance of wheels and tyre selection, colour selection and stance, it is here, right in front of us.  I really enjoyed seeing what you did with this one.  A truly magnificent save!

Cheers
Alan

Bill in MA

Wow, what a save!  And a great tip too on the paint scheme.  Thanks for sharing, David.
Professional driver on closed course.  Do not attempt.

john2

#12
 :) :)  My  goodness, my goodness.  What an art lesson.

It is very obvious that when you move the 3 and Ida Mae closer together it takes the eye away from the ends of the car, as you tend not to look at those parts.  As much of an interest I have had in art, I never thought of applying that to a model.

There are a number of design principles in paintings that can be used to lead the eye around  and to fool the eye.  Such as a toned down object at the edge to keep the eye from running off the paper or canvas.  Or the use of a pathway around it to lead the eye back to the center of interest.  I see a similar idea here.

Just as an added thought, many times on my models I will add what artists call  " a little entertainment "  which is really " nothing " but seems like " something. "  I usually do it with painting a dot or a dash, or a small square shape.  Usually something in the engine room that might look like a nut, rivet, wire, or fixture. 

Hope this adds a little something to the discussion, here, David without meaning to steal your thread.
When you come to the cross, turn right and go straight.

john2

 :)  Well, you have really added another dimension to my world. Thanks. 
When you come to the cross, turn right and go straight.

Hondo

Great save, David. It turned out really cool.
I have one that I may have to try now.......... (in a few years... :))