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4-25-2019 ASA Buick Regal

Started by David Bogard, April 09, 2019, 10:44:43 PM

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David Bogard

This ASA Buick Regal WIP is mocked up now. The rims and tires will be different but these give me something to work with during the build process. I've still got a little smoothing here and there, I need to raise the rear of the car a hair and also trim back the exhaust pipes just a smidgeon but it will be ready for paint soon.





I appreciate people that actually build and post models.
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TarheelRick

That is not your daddy's Buick.  Beautiful, smooth work; but then I would not expect anything less from your bench.  More pictures, more details, show us what you have done.
When I win the Powerball I will switch to the real ones.

john2

Evil, wicked, mean, and nasty.  In other words, super cool.
Look to the Lord and His strength -  Seek His face always.
Psalm 105:4

Dirtman

Man! All of the above. Great looking car!

Rett

sentsat71

Gonna' be one Mean looking car!!

Wait....

It already is.....

Likin' ir already
Ed K.

Gary Davis

Great job on the fab work David. The front fenders and hood are really cool. That little piece of pie that you took out of the roof sure makes that puppy look mean!
"Man...I love the smell of Methonal and Dirt in the morning. Then....Methonal and Asphalt in the afternoon is GOLDEN also."

Dirtman

I'm thinking this might be my all time favorite build of yours........drooling on the keyboard here!!!!

Rett

sentsat71

Ed K.

hemiman_2010

WOW This is going to be a build that I would like to do but never will because I just do not have the talent you do FANTASTIC MODEL

ModelCarMan AKA Ricky

David, you do great fab work!

BobD

WHEW!!! That's a lot more work than I'll ever do!  GREAT job!

Bob P.

Fantastic fab work David. You really have an eye for what and where to cut, add and fill to create a beautiful build.
It's amazing how you seem to get the stance and proportions correct on every build. I struggle with that. Sometimes I don't see the problems till after there finished, then it's too late.

Bob

Hondo

Very interesting as always, David.


hemiman_2010

OK here is a list of what you need to do next.
Carefully place the model in a secure box.
Finish packing it and seal the box.
Take it to the Post Office.
Address it to me.
Send the package to me "Overnight Express" please.

When I get it I will advise and say "Thank You Very Very Much"

That model is going to be a real show stopper when you have it finished..

dirtmodwrench

This is a great looking build!  The mods you've made make that body look bad-ass!! When you relocate the wheel wells, what material do you use to cover the existing opening? .020 or .030 sheet styrene?  Something else?