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. 
Look to the Lord and His strength -  Seek His face always.
Psalm 105:4

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.
Look to the Lord and His strength -  Seek His face always.
Psalm 105:4

john2

 :)  Well, you have really added another dimension to my world. Thanks. 
Look to the Lord and His strength -  Seek His face always.
Psalm 105:4

Hondo

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