Post by itsonlyakit on Jan 25, 2012 13:59:56 GMT -6
On of my Roth car builds, photos are from scans so not the best.
The rear tires are from a 1/12 Chevy, to create an axle for the wheels I used 1/2 inch copper pipe and metal washers epoxied together.
The engine has all the options blower, tunnel ram, dual carbs, and linkage from a tire valve. Belt is sandpaper and telephone wire for the wiring.
Paints include Jo sonja acrylics, oils, enamels and chaulks. High gloss on the eyes and tongue is epoxy glue.
Most of the engine has been repainted in Citadel metallics, those are upholstery grommets as velocity stacks.
Mr. Gassers burnout is made out of foam packing peanuts cut and white glued together and weathered with chaulks for a smoke effect.
Bare metal foil was used for the chrome and difficult on compound curves.
A lot of fun making things fit. Model now resides in someone elses collection.
The rear tires are from a 1/12 Chevy, to create an axle for the wheels I used 1/2 inch copper pipe and metal washers epoxied together.
The engine has all the options blower, tunnel ram, dual carbs, and linkage from a tire valve. Belt is sandpaper and telephone wire for the wiring.
Paints include Jo sonja acrylics, oils, enamels and chaulks. High gloss on the eyes and tongue is epoxy glue.
Most of the engine has been repainted in Citadel metallics, those are upholstery grommets as velocity stacks.
Mr. Gassers burnout is made out of foam packing peanuts cut and white glued together and weathered with chaulks for a smoke effect.
Bare metal foil was used for the chrome and difficult on compound curves.
A lot of fun making things fit. Model now resides in someone elses collection.
