1992 Ford F-350 6-door long bed build

[b-kons]

Thank you!
crawlingman9000, It was a revelation for me either, I realized that I can get the links of any length, putting them together.

Making the hood.

Last Wednesday, I saw this truck parked right on the street where I live.
The same year, regular cab. It was the second time in my life, or at least ever since I can recognize the F-350.
I watched some of the details. Sometimes you can see such interesting coincidence.



I like working with epoxy putty, it fit well, it does not smell, it is easy to work with, after it dries.











I added a metal frame to reinforce and fix the shape. I did the same thing when I was building the top for Impala.

[b-kons]

You guys are probably used to it, but for me all of these trucks is something extraordinary and amazing.































If you like six-door trucks, you might be interested in my micro crawler build.
Sometimes I become possessed by the idea and I can not do anything else until I finish it.
I skipped the thread last week, so here is a bonus.

[dr frankenstyle]

Body is looking great, 'Kons. The contours and lines are amazing. You've inspired me to try more scratch-building, thank you.
And your "Big" micro Ford is awesome, also.

[b-kons]

dr frankenstyle That is great, I see the F-100 now has the interior, looks very realistic.

We've got the wheels!

[dr frankenstyle]

[QUOTE=b-kons;5530156]dr frankenstyle That is great, I see the F-100 now has the interior, looks very realistic.

We've got the wheels!


Thank you, Sir. I'm happy with it, but I still have work to do. Lucky there's lots of good instruction and inspiration within this forum.

Those tires should take the beast wherever you want to go.
And the change-up on your micro turned out awesome. Very nice work.

[b-kons]

Thanks!

Making the grille.
I covered it with foil tape. My camera was given to the service to clean, so I didn't shoot all the steps.
You might notice in the videos how dusty it was. Now it's clear.







The body painted Tamiya gray primer.

[joe122]

There's those amazing details again! Just incredible b-kons, the way you bring one of these builds to life. Very well done....looking forward to new posts.

[b-kons]

Thank you! Side mirrors, one of the most exciting parts.

[dr frankenstyle]

Your details are always over the top! Those mirrors are Awesome !! More Great work, Sir.

[rerebuilder]

That is some awesome detail work on the mirrors. This is turning out to be another great build. What did you use for mirror surface not the frame?

[mulchman]

I am at a loss of words. Your attention to detail is outstanding.

[b-kons]

Thank you! All I used for the mirrors is in the picture, styrene, metal frame, foil tape and a CD for mirror surface.

I was worried about the headlights. It is large and not round, which I used to.
But it seems that the result looks fine.

[rerebuilder]

Thanks that is a very good idea using a CD. Thanks Truck is coming along nicely looks good.

[joe122]

Just incredible detail work, those mirrors, grill and bezels....outstanding!

[gbaileyo7]

Wow I'm glad I saw this thread! Amazing talent my friend simply amazing!!! Keep up the good work!

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[b-kons]

Thank you!
Making the front bumper. I had some remains of 3 mm komacel. Covered with foil tape.

[dr frankenstyle]

That front end is amazing! This one's another Masterpiece, Mr. b'.
Fantastic work, Sir.

[b-kons]

Thanks!
I painted the frame, installed Wraith axles, rear servo, 2.2 wheels and Ripsaw tires, I like them in 1.9 size, very soft.







Revision the working process.

[b-kons]

The wheels are big, but the truck is very long, so I think it's for the better.

[b-kons]

Start to build the bed.