ever wondered what a rat rod stutz would look like

[Highridah]

wonder no more lol, i traded a boss mustang model for this. The guy threw in the stutz to sweeten the deal aside from the windshield the SSJ is practically mint, for now. i had no real interest in the stutz whatsoever i had plans to butcher it for parts but i figured its almost complete ill have some fun with it and practice weathering on it. the SSJ is gonna get a different color treatment or possible weathered paintjob.

now to the stutz, it was in rough shape parts fell off here and there nothing serious was pretty far south for a diecast that used to sell for around 150$

time to breed a new life into it

 

[Highridah]

all done with airbrush the body was done with a salt drying technique then wash used to create the water stains

 

[Highridah]

where im at and done for the evening

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

That's really cool Can't wait to see it complete :wink: I wish I could do that

 

[Anonymous]

Nice Work!

Are they metal or plastic?

What scale?

 

[Highridah]

thanks, magic its a 1/24 diecast

 

[KJV]

very good work.makes me want to dig out models,and get back to building.

 

[Anonymous]

I have been building on and off for about 45 years but I never exelled to the point of weathering.

I hang my head in shame. (and Salute You)

 

[Highridah]

thanks according to a relative this is the second weathered car ive built, here it is all done

 

[Anonymous]

MEGA COOL^

I can only wish I had your finishing skills.

 

[Spokeshave]

A bunch of us also build models here. That's top notch work. Well done!

 

[Highridah]

MEGA COOL^

I can only wish I had your finishing skills.

i was told when i was a kid that it comes with time 8)

 

[xddorox]

That is one fine looking rat job you did there, congrats. I did a few myself in smaller scale.

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

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