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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #14: Assembly done awaiting the glue to dry
Assembly done awaiting the glue to dry so I can apply the finish. Two or Three coats of Homema...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #13: Ebonizing the tyres, first timer.
Ebonizing the tyres, first timer. And mistakes were made, yes. You have to use Super Fine 0...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #12: Trying to get the front view correct
Trying to get the front view correct I’ve add some timber to do the inner flare on the front m...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #11: Progress Mockup
Progress Mockup I’m still working things out as I go finding little bits and pieces plus modifica...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #10: These headlights look way bigger
These headlights look way bigger so on went the thinking cap again. I found some 1” dia headlight...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #9: This has been one tricky little part to make.
This has been one tricky little part to make. A set horns. Started with a bead filling in the ...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #8: Luggage Rack for the Trunk
Luggage Rack for the Trunk
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #7: Mudguards (Fenders) and Running Boards
Mudguards (Fenders) and Running Boards… The timber is furniture grade Australian Red Ced...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #6: Windscreen, dashboard and seats
The windscreen was done twice as the first one done in Jarrah snapped so the second is American W...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #5: And now for the engine and radiator....
And now for the engine and radiator…. Again using the Dutchy blog/plans as the base I wo...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #4: The sides can now begin
The scaling is mostly done so now for a real start. I’ve used the chassis measurements f...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #3: The next step was to find some drawings and dimensions of the Ford
The next step was to find some drawings and dimensions of the Ford…. Photos of the Ford ...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #2: Spoked Wheels are my first challenge
Spoked Wheels are my first challenge but thanks to Dutchy’s blog I have a jig… I h...
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1933 Ford Fordor Sedan #1: Request for plans information on a 1933 Ford Fordor Sedan
G’Day Ladies & Gents,I’d like to honour my parents with a toy come model of a 193...
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Hot Rod FORDS #11: Nearly Finished
Nearly Finished!! The body and back are glued to the chassis. The radiator is glued in plus...
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Hot Rod FORDS #10: The Body and Boot are joined...
The Body and Boot are joined…
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Hot Rod FORDS #9: Exhaust Headers and pipes done!
Exhaust Headers and pipes done!
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Hot Rod FORDS #8: I think the chassis is done....
I think the chassis is done…. Worked out the front wheels positioning then the radiator ...
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Hot Rod FORDS #7: We have a radiator...
We have a radiator… Not an easy task but a lot of guess work and sanding have proved the...
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Hot Rod FORDS #6: What do we call the back of the T-Bucket?
What do we call the back of the T-Bucket? Is it a pickup, a ute, a boot, a trunk?
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Hot Rod FORDS #5: The seats
The seats… Well at first I was going to do something similar to the beaut dowel seats in...
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Hot Rod FORDS #4: The body of the Hot Rod is the bucket....
The body of the Hot Rod is the bucket which is were I thought I should start to get the vehicle l...
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Hot Rod FORDS #3: And we have wheels
And we have wheels… 2.75” dia a 1” for the front three segments w...
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Hot Rod FORDS #2: Scaling the model or toy
I need some assistance PLEASE with the scaling the model or toy. I have a few of the Toys &...
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Child Safe Timber Teething Ring question, assistance please!!
Child Safe Timber Teething Ring question, assistance please!! The internet suggested “Ha...
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Hot Rod FORDS #1: Every good FORD has a big V8 engine..
Every good FORD has a big V8 engine and here’s mine… BUT first a huge THANK YOU to...
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Toy Wheel Cutters availability question please....
Toy Wheel Cutters availability question please…. While I use many shop bought wooden toy...
