Wow! Gorgeous.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Beautiful!! I admire your talent, WAY beyond my skill level.
Ken, that car is incredible. It could be a Brooklin original given their new level of detail. I too love the color scheme—very ‘50’s. Thanks for showing us your fine work.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
Outstanding job. How did you do the upholstery?
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
@john-quilter. Hi John: I searched classic upholstery fabrics and looked at the images until I found patterns that I liked. I then saved them to a file and reduced or enlarged them until I was satisfied they would look right about 1:43 scale. I then printed them on my ink jet and cut them to size. I either glue them to the seats with white glue or use double sided tape depending on the mood I'm in.
Here's some of the patterns that I have collected. Again, I reduce them where needed.
@kenspear Clever. I have used white adhesive backed address label material for this as it seems to stick well to the seats but have never used your real upholstery reduction method.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Beautiful work Ken and I too love the color combination.
Nice work Ken!
Beautiful model & work. Way beyond anything I could even dream of doing.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA

