Comet Model
Comet Model
Have you built a model of your Comet or what your Comet will look like if you ever get it finished? I have had a kit sitting around for a little bit and finally started to get to work on it. Figure it will be cheaper to work on my vision in plastic before I get to wasting too much money and changing stuff on the real thing. I really like late 50 early 60's custom's and that is what I have stuck in my head for my 66. Feel free to add any other models you may have on here too.
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CALIFORNIA CALIENTE
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Re: Comet Model
COOL!!! I'm still trying to find the right color of blue for mine.I have a resin cast 1/24th scale model and I took a Hot Wheels Comet and modified it,both need final paint! ROY.
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Re: Comet Model
Very cool. I also have a kit and a bunch of others I've collected for various parts to build mine but never seem to find the time.
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Lip Ripper
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Re: Comet Model
Full scale for me baby.
66 Cyclone GT; 245/60R15's on 15x8's and 215/70R15's on 15x7 Magnum's.
There's nothing like the sound of a pushrod V8 singing at the top of her lung's.
There's nothing like the sound of a pushrod V8 singing at the top of her lung's.
Re: Comet Model
Not a Comet, but at least it's a Ford! Built this one when the wife was pregnant with our son. Funny I just noticed the oil dipstick and fuel line I added are in the wrong place but at least I got the transmission right. 
I use to have a bad habbit of working on multiple projects at one time and only finishing a few, if anyone is interested I will add some more stuff on here. I used to really like trying to add tiny details and scratchbuilding parts from aluminum or plastic.
I use to have a bad habbit of working on multiple projects at one time and only finishing a few, if anyone is interested I will add some more stuff on here. I used to really like trying to add tiny details and scratchbuilding parts from aluminum or plastic.