Post Pics of your 1960-1966 Chevrolet & GMC Scale Model Pickups

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Post Pics of your 1960-1966 Chevrolet & GMC Scale Model Pickups!


http://www.revell.com/index.html

http://www.rocketfin.com/model_car_links.html

http://www.modelhaus.com/index.php?y...&Submit=Search

[contagious102]

This what i want mine to look like when it rolls out of the shop.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Anyone one know where you can buy a '62 stepside?

[jonzcustomshop]

Originally Posted by 1Bad62Pro/Street

Anyone one know where you can buy a '62 stepside?

doubt that there is a diecast 62 stepper.

To do a plastic 1/25 scale: Buy the amt 60 short fleet, use that cab. Buy the revelle 65 short step, use that box frame and hood.

For the grille you might find a resin repro from modelhaus,or one of the other repro companies, (there are a few -maybe 3 repro outfits out there)
if not you can get the amt annual kit, (like the one you have linked/pictured) but expect to pay at least $50 + for a built one , and around $175-250 for a mint unbuilt....

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Originally Posted by jonzcustomshop

doubt that there is a diecast 62 stepper.

To do a plastic 1/25 scale: Buy the amt 60 short fleet, use that cab. Buy the revelle 65 short step, use that box frame and hood.

For the grille you might find a resin repro from modelhaus,or one of the other repro companies, (there are a few -maybe 3 repro outfits out there)
if not you can get the amt annual kit, (like the one you have linked/pictured) but expect to pay at least $50 + for a built one , and around $175-250 for a mint unbuilt....

Hmmmm.. Yep!

[63sbssbbw]

Funny you should post that 1Bad i have that kit !
No steppers for the promos.
And the 1:25 scale kits are a little small looking ( the promo is almost like 1:24.5 scale)
There was a custom(kit) that had the fenders in 24th (a ford I think)that may fit the bill,,If you can find one LOL.
Even kitbashing the AMT '60 and the Revell '65 is challenging (to replicate my '63 bbw).
And still have to scratch build the '63 grill.
Trent

[bj383ss]

Here is one I made for my FIL for Xmas 2010. I built as close to how he had his back in its day. I stripped the chrome bumpers and painted them white. Converted it from a BBW to a small one, made the tonnau cover and put the tiny 1bbl air cleaner like he had.










Bret

[baggedbigblock]

pretty close to mine but I couldnt find a fleet side model.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Maybe the correct term is Diecast Model Pickups.
Anyhoot.... Post'em if you have'em or see'em online!



Lil`62s
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=314792

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

http://cs.scaleautomag.com/sca/model...0/t/88574.aspx

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v1...3DDSC04239.jpg

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user...t=DSC04239.jpg

[coulter]

cool thread!! makes me want to build one

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

I want to build a '62 Pro/Street and paint it like I want to do to my truck.
I have seen people make Diecast Models of their cars and place it on their dash or seats at car shows.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

VINTAGE 1962 Chevy Pickup Truck & Trailer Model w/original Box -- VERY RARE
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-1962...item20cd5ee754

[glos55]

Originally Posted by coulter

cool thread!! Makes me want to build one

x2

[Revoh]

Here's one that I built awhile back. I've posted in these types of threads before, but I love models, so I like to encourage them.



This was a resin version of an old annual kit that I actually blught for parts, so when I decided to build it I was just going to glue the hood shut. But then I found this 409 in my parts box, so I just stuck it in there.

[Revoh]

Of course, this one is supposed to look like my real truck. Thre are some things I wish I knew how to do better, but it sort of looks like it from a distance anyway. I also added the fender emblems since I took these. Someday, if I get real gutsy, I'm going to try and paint the signs on the doors.

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

1960 GMC Pickup Sentury (Liberty) 1/25th scale diecast model

http://www.flickriver.com/photos/jac...07/3039600370/

1965 Chevrolet Pickup C10 Stepside Low Rider Scale Model

http://www.legacydiecast.com/xq/asp/.../qx/review.htm

1965 Chevrolet C-10 Styleside Pickup Scale Model

http://www.legacydiecast.com/xq/asp/.../qx/review.htm

[BR3W CITY]

Mine on a Kyosho MiniZ Radio Control Chassis.
Still need to "line" the bed, make a rollpan and pain the hood accessories, but most of the other small stuff is done.

[ChevyFreak60]

Wow these model replicas are bad a$$! Cool thread....

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

AMT '61 Chevy Pickup Truck
http://www.hobzob.com/vehicles/view/...dskoool_pickup

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

I gotta build one!
Start a Build Thread on it as well!
Start a "What did you do to your Scale Model Truck today Thread!

Feel like a kid again!
Who else is going to build one to image their truck?

[1Bad62Pro/Street]

[markeb01]

Wow! There are some very cool models on this thread. I’ve put together a few 1/25th scale 60-63’s over the years. The 1st was built from part of a Modelhaus kit and the others were 1960 AMT cabs and chassis with Revell stepside beds from the Revell truck/boat kits.

GMC #1 started life as a partial Modelhaus resin kit because there was nothing else on the market at the time. I started this build before Revell produced either the fleetside or stepside/boat kit, and before AMT produced the 1960 Chevy Fleetside kit. Here’s what the cab/frame looked like as received:



And this is how much got used. The rest came from a Revell fleetside kit:



(This was actually the beginning of a 2nd build, a 1963 Chevy I did for my son. I’m showing these as I don’t have any before photos of the first build). My original intention was to use the bed from the 1957 Chevy stepside kit, again because nothing else was available.

Right after I started, Revell released the short Fleetside kit. The roof casting on the resin kit was rather poor and the back wall was flat, so I used the back wall of the cab, the roof, and the complete chassis from the Revell kit. The resin side trim was scraped off the cab and sanded smooth.

About this time, Revell released the stepside/boat model. The stepside bed was much more accurate than the 57 Chevy bed so the 57 was scrapped and the Revell bed used instead.

For the back window, I filled the back of the cab with sheet styrene, cut a hole, and installed the small back window from the 1950 Chevy kit on the outside to simulate the 1960 body stamping. It’s not perfect but it’s what I had available:



And this is the finished truck painted with acrylic enamel car paint. It took over a year to complete and nearly went in the garbage numerous times:



The next build was the 1963 Chevy for one of my sons (using the same process), who owned one at the time:



The next truck was built using the 1960 AMT fleetside kit and with the Revell stepside bed. This was my first paint job with Tamiya lacquer. I was not disappointed. This stuff is just like automotive lacquer. It was done up to represent what my real truck was suppose to look like when I got the money to chrome the front end:



This is a 1960 Chevy my kid threw together as a simulation of something a kid would build back in the 60’s:



The last build was a test mule for my real truck. It’s painted with Blitz Black and Rustoleum white just like the real truck. When the real truck had spotlights, foglights, and bed rails the model got them too. At the time I wanted a 1960 Chevy hood, so that was added as well:



The model on the right is the same truck with the Buick grille and stainless windshield trim added. It sits alongside the original 1960 build for comparison. This was the first time working on a model changed the outcome of the real truck. I liked the model so much better without the foglights, they were removed from the big one in the garage:



The last in the collection is an original 1961 Chevy long bed fleetside. It took almost 10 years to find one I could afford in immaculate condition. The only modifications were adding bare foil, 56 Chevy wheel covers, and replacing the brown wall tires: