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I'm not sure just how and when this older Provence Moulage came into my collection, but it has been tired for several years. So I started work on it.
It had broken bumpers as well as other problems. I had an AMT Ford coupe for parts, if needed and if they worked. I used two tires and both bumpers (after drilling new holes). The original license tag was re-attached.
This morning I affixed the bumpers and this afternoon I used chrome stripping on the sides. I kind of like the results.
And just a little while ago I ordered a complete AMT Ford coupe kit; but I'm hanging on to the parts I have - just in case. That will be a project for another day!
David, what a great job you have done restoring that ‘46 Ford Woody. Beautiful wood effect. Your setting the car in what looks like a mountain scene is very realistic. It must be very satisfying to restore a model with such good results.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
Just a wonderful re-work. Excellent choice of the yellow color.
You are a busy guy David. Lots of projects. I really like this 46 Woodie. You have done a great job.