dented/muddy and raced tri5 chevy

Started by JimW, October 22, 2017, 03:40:28 PM

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JimW

built on a nascar chassis , built this model in 2003 for a customer . he owned the real car and races at tracks in Ohio in their hobby stock class . had to build from a photo he sent me , scrath built 180 headers and had to rebuild part of the cage to fit the body BMF on the chrome bars that he left on the car , I though those guys always took the bright work off the cars but he said he left it on
so I did it on the model , the guy asked for me to weather and add a muddy look to the finished model , jayson liked the finished model and I'v built him a couple more race cars but not all of them looked like this one 




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David Bogard

Nicely done and a real sharp car to work from. I liked that they left the chrome spears on and as long as they lasted they kind of help make the car car look cool!
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sentsat71

Great looking build!!
Lots of work on this one.....great job!
Ed K.

john2

 :)  It sure is a mess, all right.   8) 8)
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MarkJ

Awesome weathering. Looks totally real. Excellent job.

spotter23

A ton of work on this little unit, really cool
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Greg Birky

I'm lovin this 55, Jim!!!  The detail is so well done that I keep finding more detail the more I look!!!  The mud work is purty cool as well.  You have a really clean (lol) build style on this one for sure!!!😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🏁
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Greg Birky

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slim

Great job, authentic and very realistic!

Charlie.D

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Michael F

Very cool! Love the weathering on the engine bay and the trunk.
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Olderndirt

I love weathered race cars, but in weathering "less if more" and in my opinion this model has a tad too much grime on it. The damage, and location of the applied grime,are great. It just a couple of clicks over the top for me.

  Olderndirt

JimW

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yup David  I'v raced to both dry slick or so muddy you added 100lbs of mud just driving into turn 1   lol    some think this model has a little to much weathering on it .... guess they never been to putnumville  In. for a saturday night weekly show  , all the cars looked like this after the heat races  o well  it is what it is and its all good to me !
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