Cool little kit. I haven't built/owned a model in 3 decades. However I've managed to acquire 60 kits or so this month. I've hit all the thrift stores around here so I've gotten kits from the 80's up to present. I've also ordered lots of 3-D printed parts and diorama pieces and will be acquiring this kit as well. Looks good 👍
I am 71 years old and have been making models since 1955, so I've been around the block! I am big fan of your reviews and, especially, your enthusiasm. I am currently building the Lindberg '34 Ford truck as per the May, 1964 issue of Car Model (the Surfin' Wagon), but I bought the AMT reboot after seeing the wonderful job you did with the kit as the service truck. Keep up the good work!
Love the 34 PU. Absolutely stunning! I made mine into a panel truck using balsa wood and body filler as a kid. Painted it metallic root beer with white pin stripe tape.
Thank you for all your videos, I even enjoy your product reviews as well. Youare really good at presenting products and model reviews . Watching your videos has gotten me to restart the hobby. I have alot of unopen kits I have collected over the years.
chris I (in my own opinion) believe with all the videos you've put out I think this one ranks up in the top 10 of amazingly beautiful kit that you have built......WOW !!!!!
Another nice build Chris! Love the color scheme. I also like the green that Ford had back then along with the Ivory. Great job! Thanks as always for the inspiration!
Thank you Dave! I wouldn't rely on my color choices as factory correct though. I pick what I like and if I get close to a factory color I find it a happy result.
I'm a plane and ship builder mainly. I build a car....oh, about once a decade. LOL. With that said, I really enjoy watching your review and build videos on these car and truck kits. That '34 Ford pickup looks great! I had to laugh (in a good way), when you said "4-day build". My builds take months. I'm happy if I can get three models completed in a year.
Looks great. Reminded me of the way kits used to be, but there again it is a vintage kit. Love all the extras they used to put in. AMT and Monogram were usually the best at that, But when Revell decided to do it, they usually went all out to where you could actually build 2 whole models. The last monogram I bought, had 3 complete models, with 3 versions for each. Never have built it.
Nice review & build up Chris. This kit has a storied life span. It was 1st introduced in 1962. It was re-issued several times in the 60's/70's. When Lesney/Matchbox acquired AMT, this mold was in a machine shop being repaired/restored. Lesney moved AMT operations from Mich. to Maryland & left this mold at the machine shop. It was considered abandoned & was sold to Lindberg. When Round2 acquired Lindberg this mold came back home to AMT & has now been re-issued in this retro box art of the 1962 original issue. You did a nice job on the build up of this kit. You could (if you like) build up the 390 C.I. T-bird engine & display it on the engine stand. I always enjoy your review & build videos. Keep up the great work.
That is a nice build. I did one in 1969 in brown. One thing that was nice back then was that the kit could be built as a dually stakebed truck. I have 2 now in progress. One stock body in Ace almond beige with black fenders. The other is in a duplicolor dark maroon. This will be a custom truck I have several hopped up flathead engines to choose from, also a couple of Y blocks. Haven't made up my mind on that yet. And I am sure you are aware that superclean does remove the chrome. Sometimes in seconds, or it could take a couple of hours.Also sharpie ultra fine point pens do a good job for tail lights, and turn signals.
Hello, I first saw this kit when my brother got it in 1961. It was molded in a nice red plastic. I got this kit a year or two later and it was molded in black. AMT sold it to Lindberg several years ago. Nice to see it back home with AMT. Lindberg also released it as a rack body kit. The kit has not changed but with the exception of the fuel cans. You use to get two fuel cans with it. I'm glad to see it again and with all the cool extras. I really enjoyed this build it looks great.
I was just checking out this kit over on Model Roundup's site.. then I turn over to RUclips and here it is being built... excellently, as usual :) Thank you!
So glad to know the venerable classic kit has stood up so well through so many reissues. When Lindberg bought the molds, about the only thing they changed was to include some "not the norm" tire brand. Nice build, Chris!
Thanks for the review on this kit! I was in Hobby Lobby on Friday, and had it IN MY HANDS!! So many good kits to choose from. I ultimately went with Revell's '66 Fleet side truck (for now). Awesome build, and OMG so many extra parts! The extra parts alone are worth the cost of the kit. Im really loving all the service truck builds, and your honest clan professional reviews- Keep em coming! :)
I think I've rewatched this build, like 4 or 5 times already since finding your channel. I just scored 1, 40% off deal at Hobby Lobby. WOO HOO!!! Can't wait to start digging in to it. I think I will be using the Chrome steelies and some spare white walls from the parts box, to put on the lowrider Cadillac that you built as well.
I consider you a pro. Also a very prolific builder i hope i can get to your level. I quit buying kits in 2014 i tried to aquire all the kits i built when i was a young man It turned out to be impossible to find quite a bit of them or they wanted so much i couldnt afford them
I built one a few years ago. took some tinkering, but I managed to build it without the fenders, I channeled the entire body, and used wheels and brakes from a 40 ford coupe kit. painted it flat black red seats and accents.
I've built this kit twice, the first time was way back in the mid 60's. And that first kit was built, torn apart and rebuilt at least a couple of times. It was molded in red back then. The only difference I see it the tonneau cover was thinner and had stretch details in each corner. The second time I built it, it was in white, and instead of a tow truck, it came with a flat bed.
This is a really nice build Chris! Your color choice and subject are spot on. Thanks for the effort you put into your reviews, they really do inspire enthusiasts to build, build & built!
I have four of these trucks built ranging from street rod to full tilt gasser to street or strip and Texaco wrecker plus two more on the shelf that I haven't decided how to build them,,,highly recommend,,,buy at least two today
Having just finished a stock '25 Ford Model T truck, I am loving this build as well. I made some separate loads for mine with removable plastic floors so I can change out the loads as I want. As always, thx for the show quality truck, and the inspiration. Love all the details, and color combos. Thx again Chris. God Bless you. Tom T4 out.
The finished model is a beaut! Pretty good for a kit that originally came out in 1962. I recommend using white glue for the clear parts (windows, headlamp lenses, etc.). Washes up with water and dries clear.
amazing work stunningly achieved. this model reflects the original spirit and character of the strong American automobile. this model is in itself a trophy .
Haha, I love it! I just built a 1950 Chevrolet pickup 3100. And its a "Rustys rust proofing" service truck. Its a Matt dark camouflage green. I guess we'll both be rust proofing!
Super sweet build. Such a cool looking model. Your color choices & wheels are excellent. Final build is flat out WOW! Totally appreciate all the time & care you put into your builds and thanks as always for sharing.
I have the last issued Lindberg version of this kit. I originally wanted to build the street rod truck, so I removed the front bumper brackets. I soon lost interest of the kit, and now I want to get back at it and build it stock. But the bad part is, the bumper brackets were cut off and were discarded. Going to figure out something and fabricate my own bumper brackets. Won't be perfect, but it's worth a shot. Lovely build you have. I hope mine turns out as nice as yours, Chris.
hpiguys Workshop absolutely mate, forgot how much fun it is. Looking forward to starting this old Riviera kit that I have. Bit of a shame we don’t really see any Australian cars though
My mother in law just gave me this pick up for my birthday, it will be my next build, I love it, it’s beautiful. Hope you don’t mind but I’m going to copy yours. Lol !!!
Very nice build Chris, and a great review. I just finished the Lindberg version and was very curious to see how the AMT kit was different. I really like the two trophy trucks and the cement blocks. The AMT kit has better chrome wheels also instead of the stake bed platform but doesn't seem to have the four wide tires. It is a good fitting kit.
Man, that is so funny, a buddy of mine and me were talking about this kit yesterday. I was curious if it was new tooling or old, and you answered it for me. I will be adding a couple of these kits to the stash. Keep up the great work and keep building.
This is the same mold as the Lindberg 34 Ford 3n1, which I have. I'm swapping in the custom version of the 289V8 from the Lindberg Cougar II and going fenderless. I may pick up the AMT version too. Great vid as always Mr HPI. :)) I
I had that kit back in 1966 had for about a month then I took it outside for the small firecracker in it and blew it to pieces then gathered up the parts and try to put it back together
Great review Chris...I also like this truck. Great job on the build. Looks fantastic. I gotta tell you that your reviews just keep getting better and better! Keep up the great work Chris...Thanks for sharing...
Omg this kit- so much plastic! Wow- so far a really beautiful kit! Im building mine as a service truck as well- not set on the colors yet...may go with black fenders and darker green or blue body. I Can't recommend this kit enough! My only nitpick is they bundled the newer sprue trees which have numbered parts, and a retro instruction manual, which makes no mention of the part number- so sometimes it's becoming a guessing game. Pay attention to those instruction manual drawings! :)
I have to wonder if the formulations fir Rustoleum are different back in the midwest, out here on the west coast the solvents craze the plastic and give a nasty texture. So do the Krylon paints, especially fusion. However the Krylon Matte Clear works fine. Hotshots as well. Duplicilor auto primer is good to go, but the top color doesnt. The 1K auto clear is great as well.
Hi Chris. I watched this video again as I have this kit but have not built it yet. I have slowly started involving my 12 year old son with some of my builds and he asked if we could do a father son tandem build. I also have the Foose FD100 pickup truck kit. essentially he want's t0 have two two trucks that represent him and I. Mine would be the 34 and the Foose FD100 kit Would be his. My question, Do you think if I pick up another 34 kit, would the towing rig setup for the 34 fit into the back of the Foose FD100 kit. I don't want to buy an actual wrecker as I can save the second kit parts to build a different 34 later on. What do you think?
Hello again Chris. I was at Hobby Lobby the other day and saw this kit and fell in love with it. I want to do the service truck version as well but thinking of painting mine a different color. ( Haven't decided yet ) but I was thinking of going with a gloss gray and doing the fenders in the Gloss black and using the wire wheels and painting them red. But I have a few questions regarding what brand and color of primer should I use ? My next question is "Is the towing cable hard to install ? I did a little research online about this kit and from what I read, it told me that the towing hook would actually work. So in other words, I'd like to have mine be able to raise the hook up and down. Would something like a thick sewing thread work ?
I like the way you did your truck.looks good.I'm going to stop building .models after this in 20 20 year.time to sell every thing .time to retire sell every thing .getting old .
A beautiful kit and a nice built. Before you said the engine was painted dark green, I though you had painted it black. At least, it seemed black in my screen. Maybe my lighting or something. Anyway congratz. ^^
I like this build. The Ivory is on spot, the wheels what red color are they? One TV screen they look burgundy . The fenders would look awesome too in a "Red " or Burgundy. Great technique and model.
Great work as always bro'!!! One potential problem; did you notice the front bumper is lower on the left side???!!! I'd say leave it alone though, how many cars have you seen that were absolutely perfect!!!???☺😉😁
Cool little kit. I haven't built/owned a model in 3 decades. However I've managed to acquire 60 kits or so this month. I've hit all the thrift stores around here so I've gotten kits from the 80's up to present. I've also ordered lots of 3-D printed parts and diorama pieces and will be acquiring this kit as well. Looks good 👍
Really glad you went with the tow-truck, some things I haven't seen before. Great build as always.
Thanks Mary!
I am 71 years old and have been making models since 1955, so I've been around the block! I am big fan of your reviews and, especially, your enthusiasm. I am currently building the Lindberg '34 Ford truck as per the May, 1964 issue of Car Model (the Surfin' Wagon), but I bought the AMT reboot after seeing the wonderful job you did with the kit as the service truck. Keep up the good work!
Glad you like them!
Love the 34 PU.
Absolutely stunning!
I made mine into a
panel truck using balsa wood
and body filler as a kid.
Painted it metallic root beer
with white pin stripe tape.
Sounds great!
Thank you for all your videos, I even enjoy your product reviews as well. Youare really good at presenting products and model reviews . Watching your videos has gotten me to restart the hobby. I have alot of unopen kits I have collected over the years.
Enjoy yourself!
chris I (in my own opinion) believe with all the videos you've put out I think this one ranks up in the top 10 of amazingly beautiful kit that you have built......WOW !!!!!
Thanks a lot man!
I built one of these over 50 years ago, used necklace chain for the tow chain. Won a model contest with it, still have the truck, great job my friend
Thanks a lot!
Another nice build Chris! Love the color scheme. I also like the green that Ford had back then along with the Ivory. Great job! Thanks as always for the inspiration!
Thank you Dave!
I wouldn't rely on my color choices as factory correct though. I pick what I like and if I get close to a factory color I find it a happy result.
@@hpiguy looks awesome! The red wheels really pop!
I'm a plane and ship builder mainly. I build a car....oh, about once a decade. LOL. With that said, I really enjoy watching your review and build videos on these car and truck kits. That '34 Ford pickup looks great! I had to laugh (in a good way), when you said "4-day build". My builds take months. I'm happy if I can get three models completed in a year.
I've done my small ships in a weekend, lots of fun.
Looks great. Reminded me of the way kits used to be, but there again it is a vintage kit. Love all the extras they used to put in. AMT and Monogram were usually the best at that, But when Revell decided to do it, they usually went all out to where you could actually build 2 whole models. The last monogram I bought, had 3 complete models, with 3 versions for each. Never have built it.
Always nice to have spare parts!
What model is that bro' I, want that one!!! It could help me with project(s) I'm stuck on...
Nice review & build up Chris. This kit has a storied life span. It was 1st introduced in 1962. It was re-issued several times in the 60's/70's. When Lesney/Matchbox acquired AMT, this mold was in a machine shop being repaired/restored. Lesney moved AMT operations from Mich. to Maryland & left this mold at the machine shop. It was considered abandoned & was sold to Lindberg. When Round2 acquired Lindberg
this mold came back home to AMT & has now been re-issued in this retro box art of the 1962 original issue. You did a nice job on the build up of this kit. You could (if you like) build up the 390 C.I. T-bird engine & display it on the engine stand. I always enjoy your review & build videos. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Rick, for the back story too!
That is a nice build. I did one in 1969 in brown. One thing that was nice back then was that the kit could be built as a dually stakebed truck. I have 2 now in progress. One stock body in Ace almond beige with black fenders. The other is in a duplicolor dark maroon. This will be a custom truck I have several hopped up flathead engines to choose from, also a couple of Y blocks. Haven't made up my mind on that yet. And I am sure you are aware that superclean does remove the chrome. Sometimes in seconds, or it could take a couple of hours.Also sharpie ultra fine point pens do a good job for tail lights, and turn signals.
Hello, I first saw this kit when my brother got it in 1961. It was molded in a nice red plastic. I got this kit a year or two later and it was molded in black. AMT sold it to Lindberg several years ago. Nice to see it back home with AMT. Lindberg also released it as a rack body kit. The kit has not changed but with the exception of the fuel cans. You use to get two fuel cans with it. I'm glad to see it again and with all the cool extras. I really enjoyed this build it looks great.
Thanks man!
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I keep saying each one is the best you've done but this one really is.
Love it, and I'd build it exactly as you have, even the colours
Thanks as always Gary!
I was just checking out this kit over on Model Roundup's site.. then I turn over to RUclips and here it is being built... excellently, as usual :) Thank you!
Thanks Hisham! They have a nice site!
So glad to know the venerable classic kit has stood up so well through so many reissues. When Lindberg bought the molds, about the only thing they changed was to include some "not the norm" tire brand. Nice build, Chris!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review on this kit! I was in Hobby Lobby on Friday, and had it IN MY HANDS!! So many good kits to choose from. I ultimately went with Revell's '66 Fleet side truck (for now). Awesome build, and OMG so many extra parts! The extra parts alone are worth the cost of the kit. Im really loving all the service truck builds, and your honest clan professional reviews- Keep em coming! :)
Thanks a lot! Go back and get it!
@@hpiguy Oh trust me, it's on the build list! I ordered a few supplies on Amazon the other day, i almost had it in my basket!
Beautiful build! I just built this as an old barn find. Great and fun kit.
Thanks man!
I think I've rewatched this build, like 4 or 5 times already since finding your channel. I just scored 1, 40% off deal at Hobby Lobby. WOO HOO!!! Can't wait to start digging in to it. I think I will be using the Chrome steelies and some spare white walls from the parts box, to put on the lowrider Cadillac that you built as well.
I consider you a pro. Also a very prolific builder i hope i can get to your level. I quit buying kits in 2014 i tried to aquire all the kits i built when i was a young man
It turned out to be impossible to find quite a bit of them or they wanted so much i couldnt afford them
Absolutely beautiful! Love the colors you picked. What a great looking rig!
I built one a few years ago. took some tinkering, but I managed to build it without the fenders, I channeled the entire body, and used wheels and brakes from a 40 ford coupe kit. painted it flat black red seats and accents.
Cool!
This is Fantastic! I did this model in stock a few months ago,but I’m going to have to get another one to build it as a service truck.
I've built this kit twice, the first time was way back in the mid 60's. And that first kit was built, torn apart and rebuilt at least a couple of times. It was molded in red back then. The only difference I see it the tonneau cover was thinner and had stretch details in each corner. The second time I built it, it was in white, and instead of a tow truck, it came with a flat bed.
That is just beautiful! The color looks great and i am glad you did the tow truck version. Thanks for sharing this.
Glad you liked it!
This is a really nice build Chris! Your color choice and subject are spot on. Thanks for the effort you put into your reviews, they really do inspire enthusiasts to build, build & built!
Thanks a billion Ron!
I have four of these trucks built ranging from street rod to full tilt gasser to street or strip and Texaco wrecker plus two more on the shelf that I haven't decided how to build them,,,highly recommend,,,buy at least two today
That ivory and black looks amazing! 👍 rattle can!
Thanks for watching!
Having just finished a stock '25 Ford Model T truck, I am loving this build as well. I made some separate loads for mine with removable plastic floors so I can change out the loads as I want. As always, thx for the show quality truck, and the inspiration. Love all the details, and color combos. Thx again Chris. God Bless you. Tom T4 out.
Thanks a lot Tom!
The finished model is a beaut! Pretty good for a kit that originally came out in 1962.
I recommend using white glue for the clear parts (windows, headlamp lenses, etc.). Washes up with water and dries clear.
Thanks!
When I was a kid in the '70s, I thought that you had to use every decal in the kit. My cars were a little busy looking.
Hahahaha, yup! I'm guilt of that too, especially my RC cars back then. Stickers add speed and power!
You were supposed to put some on your sister's mirrors.
amazing work stunningly achieved. this model reflects the original spirit and character of the strong American automobile. this model is in itself a trophy .
Thanks a bunch Charlie!
Your right, those colors are great together
Haha, I love it!
I just built a 1950 Chevrolet pickup 3100. And its a "Rustys rust proofing" service truck. Its a Matt dark camouflage green. I guess we'll both be rust proofing!
Thanks!
Your spot on with Green on the engine. They sure enough used the Green for a engine color in older days.
Super sweet build. Such a cool looking model. Your color choices & wheels are excellent. Final build is flat out WOW! Totally appreciate all the time & care you put into your builds and thanks as always for sharing.
Thank you sir!
One of my favorite AMT kits was the Studebaker Avanti...
I have the last issued Lindberg version of this kit. I originally wanted to build the street rod truck, so I removed the front bumper brackets. I soon lost interest of the kit, and now I want to get back at it and build it stock. But the bad part is, the bumper brackets were cut off and were discarded. Going to figure out something and fabricate my own bumper brackets. Won't be perfect, but it's worth a shot. Lovely build you have. I hope mine turns out as nice as yours, Chris.
Thanks Mark, love those Lindberg kits!
Nice,finally talked my local hobby shop to order in Moebius kits and brought home 2 yesterday. Can’t wait to get into them.
Enjoy Larry!
Nice build and kit! Those extra parts!!! Wow. Ordering me up one just for those!
Enjoy John! Thanks!
All your build videos have been super helpful mate, picked up some good tips thanks. I’ve just started getting back into it after about 20 years.
Enjoy Dale, it's a great hobby to get back into!
hpiguys Workshop absolutely mate, forgot how much fun it is. Looking forward to starting this old Riviera kit that I have. Bit of a shame we don’t really see any Australian cars though
Love it. Good job!! Choice of colors is great, and the wheels look beautiful. Spare parts galore.
Thanks Stuart!
Great build of the re-released 34 pickup, Chris.
Thanks man!
Peter, did you see my stock '25 Model T truck that I did for Ford Truck month? I know you'll like it. Tom
I just bought this one. I love your color choice. May do mine very similar. Great build.
Enjoy Al, have fun making it your way!
that's a beautiful build up. thanks for sharing. till next time. have a great day.
Thank you!
About to start this one myself. Great build sir!
My mother in law just gave me this pick up for my birthday, it will be my next build, I love it, it’s beautiful. Hope you don’t mind but I’m going to copy yours. Lol !!!
Happy birthday! Go right ahead!
Awesome! Would love to see the purple version!
Thanks!
Very nice build Chris, and a great review. I just finished the Lindberg version and was very curious to see how the AMT kit was different. I really like the two trophy trucks and the cement blocks. The AMT kit has better chrome wheels also instead of the stake bed platform but doesn't seem to have the four wide tires. It is a good fitting kit.
You bet, thanks!
Looks awesome Chris, I love that flathead! Thanks for the video bud!!
Thanks Whitey!
That colour combination is just sweet!
Thanks Tom! I saw it online and really digged it.
@@hpiguy I'm definitely going to steal this for my revell monogram Ford t street rod! It's a shame a can't find this amt kit here in the uk!
Ohhhhhh wow !!! That is an outstanding kit.
Thanks!
Man that truck turned out beautiful
Thanks!
That is one Gorgeous Wrecker. Nice Job. Love It 😊👍❤
Thanks Walter!
It's a good un.
Man, that is so funny, a buddy of mine and me were talking about this kit yesterday. I was curious if it was new tooling or old, and you answered it for me. I will be adding a couple of these kits to the stash. Keep up the great work and keep building.
Thank you Chopper, enjoy!
Great job. Love tow trucks. Whats some of the nice wreckers to build?
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
How did you attach the mirror and warning lights, thanks for your reviews and insight, much appreciated
I just picked this one up today! I had to.. my name is a decal! How cool is that. Plus I really liked the cinder blocks
Cool!
This is the same mold as the Lindberg 34 Ford 3n1, which I have. I'm swapping in the custom version of the 289V8 from the Lindberg Cougar II and going fenderless.
I may pick up the AMT version too.
Great vid as always Mr HPI. :))
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Thanks for watching!
Best one I’ve seen u do so far. Great job
Thank you Mike!
Good color combo, looks absolutely amazing. 👍😉
Thank you!
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I had that kit back in 1966 had for about a month then I took it outside for the small firecracker in it and blew it to pieces then gathered up the parts and try to put it back together
Great review Chris...I also like this truck. Great job on the build. Looks fantastic. I gotta tell you that your reviews just keep getting better and better! Keep up the great work Chris...Thanks for sharing...
Thank you Mike!
Fantastic, thanks for sharing it 👍👍🏴
That is sweet!! I plan on getting 3 or 4 of these all though I still have a few lindbergs
You won't be disappointed Robert!
Beautiful. Gonna pick one of these up. Thanks for the share
You'll enjoy it, thanks!
I love it,great job. What color are the wheels?
sweet looking build Chris looks great
Thanks Jeff!
Love the color combination
Absolutely amazing build yet again Sir.
I can't wait to pick up this kit.
Enjoy!
Love this build. I'm going to have to pick one up.
It's a great kit!
Classic build, I love it
Beautiful build. It looks amazing.
Thank you Dave!
Super job on this one Chris, looks awesome!....Bill
Spanks Bill!
lol, oh no, don't spank me, this made me laugh
Very cool build! Love the colors with the details.
Thank you!
could you start a new playlist and show off a few of your models every week? I would enjoy watching that.
All the ones I've built are here on the channel, you can scroll up and down my channel video list and pick the ones you want to see. :)
hpiguys Workshop I meant do like one video of all your model
I love kits that add to the parts box!
Me too!
A stunning looking model
Thank you!
how would you straighten a warped chassis frame please? I've completed my kit but really want to straighten it..
Once it's built?
You have little to no options after that.
You can TRY to soak it in hot water before you glue it all up next time.
Love this build! Great job
Thanks Kris!
Omg this kit- so much plastic! Wow- so far a really beautiful kit! Im building mine as a service truck as well- not set on the colors yet...may go with black fenders and darker green or blue body. I Can't recommend this kit enough! My only nitpick is they bundled the newer sprue trees which have numbered parts, and a retro instruction manual, which makes no mention of the part number- so sometimes it's becoming a guessing game. Pay attention to those instruction manual drawings! :)
It's a sweet kit indeed.
nice build bro i enjoy your videos i love building models
Thanks Jeremy!
I have to wonder if the formulations fir Rustoleum are different back in the midwest, out here on the west coast the solvents craze the plastic and give a nasty texture. So do the Krylon paints, especially fusion. However the Krylon Matte Clear works fine. Hotshots as well. Duplicilor auto primer is good to go, but the top color doesnt. The 1K auto clear is great as well.
Hi Chris. I watched this video again as I have this kit but have not built it yet. I have slowly started involving my 12 year old son with some of my builds and he asked if we could do a father son tandem build. I also have the Foose FD100 pickup truck kit. essentially he want's t0 have two two trucks that represent him and I. Mine would be the 34 and the Foose FD100 kit Would be his. My question, Do you think if I pick up another 34 kit, would the towing rig setup for the 34 fit into the back of the Foose FD100 kit. I don't want to buy an actual wrecker as I can save the second kit parts to build a different 34 later on. What do you think?
Yes, it should fit no issue, it can be adjusted, cut and moved to fit if needed it's just a post style crane.
@@hpiguy Thanks Chris, Have you built the Foose FD100 Kit? I did not see it in your playlist.
Hello again Chris. I was at Hobby Lobby the other day and saw this kit and fell in love with it. I want to do the service truck version as well but thinking of painting mine a different color. ( Haven't decided yet ) but I was thinking of going with a gloss gray and doing the fenders in the Gloss black and using the wire wheels and painting them red. But I have a few questions regarding what brand and color of primer should I use ? My next question is "Is the towing cable hard to install ? I did a little research online about this kit and from what I read, it told me that the towing hook would actually work. So in other words, I'd like to have mine be able to raise the hook up and down. Would something like a thick sewing thread work ?
Any primer is fine. You can use thread, that will work well.
Always awesome in the workshop when grandma is in the other rm....lol phil
Thanks!
Love this kit! I want to get that one sometime this year. You did a great job!
Thanks so much!
I like the way you did your truck.looks good.I'm going to stop building .models after this in 20 20 year.time to sell every thing .time to retire sell every thing .getting old .
A beautiful kit and a nice built. Before you said the engine was painted dark green, I though you had painted it black. At least, it seemed black in my screen. Maybe my lighting or something.
Anyway congratz. ^^
Thanks!
Awesome result on that cool kit man. Looks great. I have to get a couple of those soon.
It's great, thanks Tom!
I like this build. The Ivory is on spot, the wheels what red color are they? One TV screen they look burgundy . The fenders would look awesome too in a "Red " or Burgundy. Great technique and model.
Rustoleum Colonial Red on those wheels, my mistake I didn't mention it. Thanks!
Great work as always bro'!!! One potential problem; did you notice the front bumper is lower on the left side???!!! I'd say leave it alone though, how many cars have you seen that were absolutely perfect!!!???☺😉😁
I guarantee every single kit I make has some sort of error(s) in it. Thanks for watching!
Where do you buy your kits ? Beautiful build . How many years have you worked on plastic kits?
Modelroundup.com is a good source for kits.
Delicious colours!
Thanks!
U got MAD SKILLZ dude!! Much respect!!!
Oh u just got a new sub also dude!!
Thanks Neil!
Beautiful colors!
Thanks!
Great job as usual. Fantastic color choices. You rock.🤩
Thanks Greg!
Looks awesome! Chris
Thanks Charles!
Nice build,you said you use Rust-Oleum paint, what primer do you use ? I really like old trucks,and you hit the spot!
Hi Jay, this video I did will answer you questions on using cheap spray cans.
ruclips.net/video/3pWrb1amyQU/видео.html