07-09-2017, 10:00 PM
I've been working to clear the stash of Alloy forms vehicles that I've been accumulating.
First up, 1955 Chev 2 ton stakebed.
![[Image: DSCF6889%201_zpsn3vkj7r2.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Vehicles/DSCF6889%201_zpsn3vkj7r2.jpg)
Pretty easy build. the most difficulty I've ever had with AF vehicles is the fit between the body and frame. Usually I just need to file the frame down just a bit front or back. I painted the cab with Testors Teal and weathered the stakebed to make it look well used.
1949 Buick Roadmaster
![[Image: DSCF6894_zpskkkaobxn.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Vehicles/DSCF6894_zpskkkaobxn.jpg)
![[Image: DSCF6900_zpsa6ydxzky.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Vehicles/DSCF6900_zpsa6ydxzky.jpg)
Painted in Badger's Canadian Pacific Tuscan. I was sort of inspired by the Tuscan color of the Hudson in Driving Miss Daisy. but I did find this color was available on the Buick. The roadmaster has always been one of my favorite cars with those portholes in front of the doors. The Whitewalls are peel and stick vinyl that come with the model. This is the first time I've used them and I like how they turn out.
1948 Studebaker
![[Image: DSCF6895_zpsglnaw1sy.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Vehicles/DSCF6895_zpsglnaw1sy.jpg)
![[Image: DSCF6897_zpscxxmwuye.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Vehicles/DSCF6897_zpscxxmwuye.jpg)
I painted this one in a Badger BNSF green. It too came with the whitewall stickers. It's a bit of an odd duck, with the trunk and hood sort of resembling themselves.
First up, 1955 Chev 2 ton stakebed.
Pretty easy build. the most difficulty I've ever had with AF vehicles is the fit between the body and frame. Usually I just need to file the frame down just a bit front or back. I painted the cab with Testors Teal and weathered the stakebed to make it look well used.
1949 Buick Roadmaster
Painted in Badger's Canadian Pacific Tuscan. I was sort of inspired by the Tuscan color of the Hudson in Driving Miss Daisy. but I did find this color was available on the Buick. The roadmaster has always been one of my favorite cars with those portholes in front of the doors. The Whitewalls are peel and stick vinyl that come with the model. This is the first time I've used them and I like how they turn out.
1948 Studebaker
I painted this one in a Badger BNSF green. It too came with the whitewall stickers. It's a bit of an odd duck, with the trunk and hood sort of resembling themselves.