HO scale 3D printed Ford TT truck... Karl. A

Karl.A

Finally dug the HO Ford Truck off the shelf and decided to get started on it.
The prints as always are incredibly sharp and very detailed.
Here's the progress so far tonight..

Parts for the kit primed black and ready for top coats.





View of the printed in place interior details which I have started painting.
Hand brake, steering column, gear shifter, foot pedals, horn and seat.



Steering wheel painted and added to the column.



View of the painted dash mounted horn.



All components base painted and ready for assembly and weathering tomorrow.
The kit comes with two hoods, one open, one closed so that you can choose how to model it.



Hopefully finish tomorrow.

Jerry

Looks great so far Karl!

Jerry

vietnamseabee

Karl…thanks for the sbs…looking good
Terry

Jim M

Great job Karl. I can't imagine painting these in HO scale.

Karl.A

Thanks Jerry, Terry and Jim. Much appreciated.

I got it finished off but I dropped the box of parts and lost the front hand crank.

Headlights are tiny drops of epoxy.

Hood open version.










Hood closed version.







Size perspective on my thumb.





Karl. A

EmeryJ

That looks great Karl.

KKarns

Wonderful fit and finish! Beautifully done.

TomMich

Very nice!

randyp

Very nice Karl. I like the open hood version the best. I seem to remember my dad telling that sometimes they would leave the hood open to help keep the engine from over heating. Again a very good looking LITTLE model. Randy

Jim M

Great job Karl. Love the epoxy idea. I'm gonna have to add that to mine.

Karl.A

Thanks so much Emery, Ken, Tom, Randy and Jim.

It's a fantastic kit and very straight forward to build.

On to the next one ....

glandesjr

This looks great Karl. I like the colors you used and in HO scale no less. Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.

admin

Looks so good, especially perched on your thumb. Great pic.

randyp

Nice to see your expertise in a smaller scale. Still just as inspiring. Randy

kebmo

Karl.A said:

Thanks Jerry, Terry and Jim. Much appreciated.

I got it finished off but I dropped the box of parts and lost the front hand crank.

Headlights are tiny drops of epoxy.

Hood open version.










Hood closed version.







Size perspective on my thumb.





Karl. A

a thumbdrive?

Jerry

Nice job! But it looks to have bottomed out on the hill!!!!

Jerry

TomMich

Very nice!