(Pics) 1935 Ford sedan

Love the model! Love the pictures and settings! Thanks, these are very enjoyable.

@david-vandermeer +1

fantastic pics Mike, and yes nice model too

Thanks ! Rextoys were quite inexpensive replicas  but they look and display well.

@michaeldetorrice Great pictures Mike and I agree that the Rextoys 1935 Ford makes a nice model. I have a Rextoys 1935 Ford coupe that I repainted and made into a streetrod.

Your backgrounds, Mike, change the mood of each photo. Grand car and excellent photos!

That is a great-looking Ford street rod ! Rextoy did a fine job on their 1/43 replica of the '35 and it certainly was an affordable diecast model.

Nice work, as usual, Mike. Have you ever considered making a calendar or publishing a book of your photos? I'd buy one. 

@david-vandermeer I agree David. I especially like picture number three with the car and the bridge.

Lol, thank you, John. You are giving me much more credit than I deserve ! One of the books to get is the late Michael Paul Smith's astounding "Elgin Park - An Ideal American Town" filled with special effects photographs he created with 1/24 scale automobiles.

@jkuvakas +1.

Mike, my favorite photos in this group are 3, 4, 6 and 9 because you have created what I'm calling a peripheral view of the model where it's not necessarily the primary focus of the picture. I can't think of anyone else that does that. I know I've asked you before, but I'm aching to know how you created the shadow beneath the car. At first I thought it might be easy enough to create a parallogram underneath the vehicle, but here you've made shadows that follow the contours of the bumpers, and that blows me away. I must know your secret!

Loved these great Rextoy Fords. Did some variations here

And then there is this Team Caliber dirt track race version with opening hood.

Sedans (together with MM43 '36 roadsters) and wagons...