Thank you for this! I'm NOT an experienced modeler, and I'm attempting to make a custom T-Bucket rod to look like my real life counterpart. The "instructions" that come with this are basically: *"here's a bunch of parts... GOOD LUCK!?"* ...so wish me luck! Lol!
Bastian, Thanks. The old kits were not really known for good instructions. That's one of the reasons we started RoR - to inform and inspire! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug
Good job. I built this kit in the 1960s, and I remember the engine options. Your engine detailing looks good. The orange-tinted windows are cool. Windows in the 1960s were clear only. The colored roof insert is also cool. We didn't get that in the 1960s.
PJ, Thanks dude. Many of the re-issued kit have had upgrades like that! -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
Looks cool ! Doug like what you did with it , I just got done with a 23 T bucket rebuilder went with a bright yellow with a 350 2-4s keep them GREAT videos coming !
@@RightOnReplicas Did you know this kit came out in 1960? anyway, i am doing a series on the engines included in the AMt Trophy series. this kit has the MEL engine in it, the 430 CI that was used in the 1958 Mercury, Edsel and Lincoln engines. It also has 1956-57 Lincoln Continental Mark III valve covers. I built the engine 4 out of the 5 ways...the optional "Trumpeted" carburator tops are too large and interfere with one another. :D - ah..the joys of model building!
I have the 3 in 1 version of this that lets you also have enough to build a stock t as well. I bought it almost 10 years ago. First kit I've built in the same amount of time. Thanks for the paint colors and assembly tips. The instructions that come with it are not good. Makes me realize how spoiled I had become with tamiya kits.
SC, Thanks for the info! Tamiya instructions and most modern kits are much improved now but beware that even Tamiya and the other makers sometimes make mistakes to this day. You have to test fit and do what makes sense sometimes. PS - please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
Spent two months on this trying my best to make it look like my real 23 T bucket. ...JUST finished it! Your video helped. This was basically the second model car I've done since I was a kid in the 80's but I put all I had into it, customized and fabricated a lot of parts, and I think it turned out pretty cool! Check it out if you get a chance and encourage a newb to build more cars! I'm subscribing to your channel now!
i have scale 1:16 Peterbelt 359 tractor all ready build it need a trailer to go with it i need your email to order 1:16 lowboy trailer if possible or different brand model kit
Bought this and the amt 68 camaro street maxhine the other day from a local model shop. Really appreciate this video Doug!
Photo, Glad you're supporting your LHS! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug
Thank you for this! I'm NOT an experienced modeler, and I'm attempting to make a custom T-Bucket rod to look like my real life counterpart.
The "instructions" that come with this are basically: *"here's a bunch of parts... GOOD LUCK!?"*
...so wish me luck! Lol!
Bastian, Thanks. The old kits were not really known for good instructions. That's one of the reasons we started RoR - to inform and inspire! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug
Good job. I built this kit in the 1960s, and I remember the engine options. Your engine detailing looks good. The orange-tinted windows are cool. Windows in the 1960s were clear only. The colored roof insert is also cool. We didn't get that in the 1960s.
PJ, Thanks dude. Many of the re-issued kit have had upgrades like that! -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
I bought this kit many years ago and finally got around to building it last summer. Very fiddley but a nice model when completed. You did a fine job.
CR, Hey man, thanks for the kudos! -Doug
Can't wait to find this kit ,Very cool. Love that engine.
GS, Thanks, you should be able to find this one pretty easy! -Doug
Nice looking car Doug
Thanks BigC! -Doug
Looks great! I like the clean look.
Raz, Sometimes less is more! -Doug
Doug, that was an awesome build Sir! Love the extra detail you put into it!
JG, Thanks a bunch! -Doug
You rocked on this one, nice
TBB, 'Preciate that! -Doug
Beautiful kit and build Doug! This kit is on my wish list, lol! Have a wonderful weekend my friend!👍😎👍
Pop, Thanks man, you too! -Doug
I'd love to have that kit. I really like the way you built it and nice fix on the blower pulley.
MrN, Thanks man! -Doug
Looks cool ! Doug like what you did with it , I just got done with a 23 T bucket rebuilder went with a bright yellow with a 350 2-4s keep them GREAT videos coming !
Thanks CP, rebuilders are always a challenge! -Doug
Nice video, thanks for posting. I built 2 of these older kits awhile back. Looks like I need to get the chopped kit too.
CP, It's a pretty cool bonus kit! -Doug
Greetings from California.
Looks great.
J86, this one looks like it came from Cali too! -Doug
Nice review and build!....Bill
Hey there Bill, nice to hear from you! -Doug
Looks like a perfect Hot Rod for Eddie Munster.
;))
BF, LoL, got that right! -Doug
Looks nice!
WH, Thank you sir! -Doug
thanks for posting
AP, You're welcome! -Doug
Good video. I thought the orange windows were a "Drag Racing" thing.
Monster, They may have started out that way but in the '70 '70's anything that was "different" was cool! -Doug
@@RightOnReplicas Did you know this kit came out in 1960? anyway, i am doing a series on the engines included in the AMt Trophy series. this kit has the MEL engine in it, the 430 CI that was used in the 1958 Mercury, Edsel and Lincoln engines. It also has 1956-57 Lincoln Continental Mark III valve covers.
I built the engine 4 out of the 5 ways...the optional "Trumpeted" carburator tops are too large and interfere with one another. :D - ah..the joys of model building!
Monster, We love your background information, thanks! -Doug
I have the 3 in 1 version of this that lets you also have enough to build a stock t as well. I bought it almost 10 years ago. First kit I've built in the same amount of time. Thanks for the paint colors and assembly tips. The instructions that come with it are not good. Makes me realize how spoiled I had become with tamiya kits.
SC, Thanks for the info! Tamiya instructions and most modern kits are much improved now but beware that even Tamiya and the other makers sometimes make mistakes to this day. You have to test fit and do what makes sense sometimes. PS - please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug
Pretty cool
Thanks DP! -Doug
Super kool!!
CB, We thought so too! -Doug
This dude has a likeable voice
AM, You must be referring to Newt! -Doug
after watching your build i renewed hope for this kit i got it and was kinda i dont know but will have to get back to the bench thank you
BigE, That's what we like to hear. Go dude! -Doug
The chassis and engine block are from the amt fruit wagon kit
CC, Thanks for the info! -Doug
Spent two months on this trying my best to make it look like my real 23 T bucket. ...JUST finished it!
Your video helped. This was basically the second model car I've done since I was a kid in the 80's but I put all I had into it, customized and fabricated a lot of parts, and I think it turned out pretty cool!
Check it out if you get a chance and encourage a newb to build more cars! I'm subscribing to your channel now!
Nice work there Bastian! -Doug
i ''m looking for 1:16 trailer i like special order from monogram i possible
RH, Ive never seen one. You may have to scratch build that one from Evergreen stock and die cast pickup wheels! -Doug
i have scale 1:16 Peterbelt 359 tractor all ready build it need a trailer to go with it i need your email to order 1:16 lowboy trailer if possible or different brand model kit
RH, Sorry but we don't sell anything here. You may have to try one of the other reviewers! -Doug
Ditch the green backround....its way too overpowering.....
AM, Thanks for the advice! -Doug