67 Mustang TT

[Yard Dawg]

Finally took some time to get decent pics of this project.
It was finished a couple of years ago so some of the details escape me.



Motor is a 429 with twin hair dryers made of different gauge solder.
It theoretically runs into a "cooler" mounted in the glove box area.



I made the cage out of brass tubing. Seats are from an old SVO kit.
Hood scoop is from a Boss 9 kit.



Tires came from a diecast Viper that my kid had destroyed.
Wheels were some Japanese bran and they fit perfectly in them.



I have some "in progress" shots somewhere.
(If I can find them, I'll post'em up)

Paint was HOK but I can't recall the exact color at the moment.

Hope y'all like it. It's about the closest I'll ever get to one!

[black2002ls]

Looks great!!!

[andrewmp6]

looks good you know what scale is it.

[Yard Dawg]

Originally Posted by andrewmp6

looks good you know what scale is it.

1/24th or 25th.

...and thanks.

[Yard Dawg]

Here are some of the "in progress" pics I mentioned earlier.



Cage was bent and extended through the floor. That way I could get a tight fit against the roof and then cutoff the excess.


Interior:


Flame masking:
A lil reverse masking...

[asaenz]

It looks ok, I guess

Just kidding.
That looks freeking awesome
I wish I could photograph it for you.

[PASD U]

Dayummmm! Very nice. I love seeing you guys post up work like this. One of these days I'll get off my butt and get to work on some of my projects.

Originally Posted by asaenz

That looks freeking awesome
I wish I could photograph it for you.

I think ya should if he'll let ya.

[asaenz]

Yard Dawg if you were willing I would do it.
Here are two samples of models I have photographed.

[Yard Dawg]

Originally Posted by asaenz

Yard Dawg if you were willing I would do it.

What part of the world are you in?

[Smokin13]

From one model car builder to another thats AWESOME