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Model Car Garage Show And Tell - My AMT 1939 Ford Business Coupe Build Stock In Green Paint

Today on the Monster Hobbies Model Car Garage Show And Tell, I will show you my AMT 1939 Ford Business Coupe Build Stock In Green Paint. This is a model car build video that I hope you will enjoy. In case you are wondering how does the 1939 Ford Business Coupe model car go together, here is a look at a factory stock build I made right out of the box. This model car was built with all the details being painted by a paint brush using Testor's "Square Bottle" enamel paints. I built this model kit when I was between the ages of 10-14 as part of a "Rainbow Series" of 1939 / 1940 Ford model cars from the AMT Trophy Series model car kits. I chose to build the AMT 1939 Ford Business Coupe model car kit with the stock supplied 85 horsepower flathead V8. This amazing engine goes together easily and the hoses line up with the holes in the radiator quite well. I painted the engine using Testor's Gloss Gray Enamel Paint, Flat Black and Gloss White. I also painted the radiator with Brass paint. At the time, I didn't know the authentic factory engine colors, but I was having fun building these model cars. All the upholstery and interior components in my factory stock rainbow series of model cars uses the same paint palate : Flat Tan cloth with Flat Brown striping, Silver accessories and a Gloss White steering wheel ring. All of this is again applied using a paint brush. I used the kit supplied factory chrome pieces and touched them up with Silver paint. For the body molding, I also painted this by hand. For the chassis and suspension as well as the running gear, I used Flat Black Testor's applied with a paint brush. I used the chromed dropped front axle on this car because it looked cool. This build has a little surprise to it...it's actually a "Kit Bash". This is a combination of two AMT model car kits : The 1939 / 1940 Sedan and the 1940 Coupe. The 1939 fenders were used to get the 1939 style grille while the 1940 Coupe body was used. At the time, I didn't understand what head lights or tail lights to use, so this 1939 ended up with 1940 parts. This was my first attempt at a kit bash and it was quite easy to perform. The green body, fenders and hood were also painted Testor's Green with a brush. Sadly, there is a lot of dust in the paint job, so I recommend using a clean paint brush to our younger builders. Overall the model went together quite well with the usual amount of seam line scraping, mold mark removing and all the rest. Someone of moderate skill level can put this model car together quite easily. Originally this model car kit came out in the early 1960's and was part of the AMT Trophy Series, which contained interchangeable parts with other AMT Trophy Series model car kits. All the engine mounting points and lengths are the same so that a person could swap the optional engines from one Ford to another, giving the builder infinite custom and dragster combinations. Look for my other builds from this same model car kit coming soon! The figure standing behind the car is from the "Henry Ford and Friends" model kit from ICM. If you have built this model kit before, please show us your pictures on our Facebook page here :   / monster-hobbies-in-high-river-alberta-cana...   You may ask yourself "Where can I purchase the 1939 Ford Business Coupe model car by AMT/ERTL?". If you want to see all of our current model car kits, please visit here : https://www.monster-hobbies.ca/Hobby_... You can also visit Monster Hobbies High River in person. And if you like these videos, please support us on Patreon here :   / monster_hobbies   Thank you for watching the Monster Hobbies Model Car Garage Show And Tell - AMT 1939 Ford Business Coupe Build Stock In Blue Paint - Model Car Build Video. It means a lot to us! #fordmodelcars #amtmodelcars #amttrophyseries #monsterhobbies