Post by hobbybobby on Aug 7, 2012 6:39:26 GMT -5
Wolfman`s Wagon
Back in the early 1960's, following the success of several monster kits, the Aurora Plastic Company introduced six outrageous fantasy monster vehicle or "odd rod" kits.
The Wolf Man's Wagon was one of these great "odd rods".
This classic reissue of the Wolf Man's Wagon was produced by Polar Lights using the same molds as the original from Aurora.
The main body of the car was sprayed with Tamya Spray cans, Mica Red, over a silver base, same on the shifter ball, the rest of the car and Wolfman himself were hand painted in enamels and acrylics, and I dry brushed a lot...
This was a fun little kit, mostly boxstock, although the nice thing about these kits is the creative freedom, the only thing that's changed is the shifter, and the horn bracket.
Hope, you like it.
Back in the early 1960's, following the success of several monster kits, the Aurora Plastic Company introduced six outrageous fantasy monster vehicle or "odd rod" kits.
The Wolf Man's Wagon was one of these great "odd rods".
This classic reissue of the Wolf Man's Wagon was produced by Polar Lights using the same molds as the original from Aurora.
The main body of the car was sprayed with Tamya Spray cans, Mica Red, over a silver base, same on the shifter ball, the rest of the car and Wolfman himself were hand painted in enamels and acrylics, and I dry brushed a lot...
This was a fun little kit, mostly boxstock, although the nice thing about these kits is the creative freedom, the only thing that's changed is the shifter, and the horn bracket.
Hope, you like it.
