Hot-Rod2 by 3DClassics123456
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Another Rod made from my Cornucopia kit : 3 different bodies, 2 frames, 2 engines, etc.
I hope Tallpindo to be nice with me : I'm not a Hot-Rod fan and I just made this kit for E-on.
Comments (3)
If it was not one of yours I would say the engine castings are too square. Since it is one I can study the front cover casting and say it might be a y-block. Each rod has it's own personality. On this one the weakness is in the grille and grille shell. I always count the grille bars. The 33 had curved grille bars and the 34 had straight. The 34 had 24 louvers, straight, the 33 had curved louvers and the 32 had 20, straight. Now let's see if that is good criticism. Vic Edelbrock's definitive black 32 roadster has 24 louvers. So the eye is the final arbitor of taste. Anytime it fails then something is still ambiguous. I see these models as decision spaces. By making yours so it can be built several ways you include the buyer in that concept. Does it have a Paxton, or a Latham or a GMC (blower)? Does it have multiple v-belts or a Gilmer toothed belt or a serpentine of late? For something seventy-three years old there is always something new. Did it run gas class at the drags or on the high desert at El Mirage? How do I know it's not a Desoto?
Very cool car, excellent model, 5+++++!
Nice car. Nice modeling. Very cool work!