There is one other Switchers kit that I have. It’s a ‘32 Tudor Sedan. That one comes with two bodies, one is a phaeton and the other is a two door sedan. Also as a tip, if you want flat paint but have to put down decals, use a gloss color coat. You won’t get that weird edge on the decals. Then you flat clear everything and it will look great! Great video review as always!👍👍
not complaining just saying. if you will notice the "stock" manifolds are "ram horns" as in a small block Chevy and the heads have spread exhausts as in a big block Chevy. just thought it was interesting have a couple of each of the kits in the series. were much fun to build
Mmmmm I do like the 2 in 1 Kitts pick a style to build but this is one wild one b7t thank you again for another great build helped to understand this bad boy a l8ttle better have a great day and build on
Hi Chris I watch your show every week ive noticed on this vid and others you were having trouble keeping the windshield in place while gluing Thought I'd throw you a tip of what I do I start with a piece of masking tape on the outside of the frame and put the windshield in place as you do at the rear the tape holds it steady while you glue it from behind You can apply this method to any glass on any model Once the glue is cured you simply remove the tape It really makes it easy give it a try next time Love the Chanel I really enjoy it the best unboxings and description out there Love it mate spud from Australia
Ok.... You've sold me!!! When i saw the first in the box review im like nope not for me!!! Now i need several!!! Ill build them permanent, and build several. Thank you for the Build Review!! 😀
Funny I watched this video and then went to an on line Facebook live model auction and bought the sedan version. Being honest, I don't care for the wheel track width. They stick out way too far but they did that stuff in the 70's.
I had the Switchers 1932 Ford Sedan/Phaeton kit when it was re-issued in the late 2000s when Round 2 first started. The box art replicated the original vintage kit well, but some of the words were misspelled on the box.
The cool thing about this kit is that I think you can build Milners coupe from American graffiti! Not an exact replica but it's the kit mpc used just like the ram chargers dragster was basically Milners dragster
@@garyparker2969 one of my old buddies that builds models argued with me that you need several kits to build Milners dragster I told him no you need the ram chargers kit to build the dragster because that Milners dragster came from that
I don't build cars from this era as a rule, but this concept is so interesting I think it'd be nice to try my hand at it. And of course, it also provides a lot of spare parts that you can use on other projects.
there was also a 32 sedan that could be made as either a sedan or phaeton(sp)anyway a topless sedan also a kinda version of the deuce coupe from American Graffiti----
Parts wise this kit is the same as the mpc 32 ford sedan delivery, the body is the only difference, fenders frame and chrome are exact minus headers, interior the same tub except shortened, gotta have at least 3!, that would be the coke theme 32 sedan you built earlier
I like the seat belts molded in for some reason, probably because it saves a step....and frankly at 1:25 it probably won't matter. With all the options to build this kit (which I love, the options that is) your choices Chris were really cool as usual.
I have the 32 roadster/5 window, sedan/phaeton, and the 25 "T" rod. when they released them for the 2003 "buyers Choice program". There were two others: the sedan delivery and the "American Graffiti Deuce Coupe which were based on the switchers kits but were not part of the Switchers per say!
Hang on i just realized that if you take this kit and combine it with 2 Revell 32 ford model a roadster rat rod and do an little bit of surgery on the frame so it can have 2 engines you got the Elvis car from mad max fury road
"...a lotta stuff in this box" for sure. This kit is a basher's supply: chopped deuce body ( worth the kit alone ) carbs, suspension parts, on and on. Despite the builder's obvious skill, the finished model is not particularly handsome, although many 30's gassers from this era looked dorky by today's standards and this offering by MPC is faithful to that look.
Very nice build 1932 Ford Custom Hot Rod Switchers before WW2.
I had the Switchers Sedan in the late 70,s
It was a cool idea back in the day glad to see its back hope they bring back all the rest of the line.
It was a series in 70s there were several kits remember them having built them plus there great for the part's box
I think it's pretty badass! Thanks again!
I like the way you made us wait for it... Nice.
There is one other Switchers kit that I have. It’s a ‘32 Tudor Sedan. That one comes with two bodies, one is a phaeton and the other is a two door sedan.
Also as a tip, if you want flat paint but have to put down decals, use a gloss color coat. You won’t get that weird edge on the decals. Then you flat clear everything and it will look great! Great video review as always!👍👍
love the builds sir ! i always watch em before bed ~ cheeeers
Nice build 😅
Nice build Chris
Nice way to SWITCH things up. Nice build - I like the color choices. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great build as away clap! clap! clap! 👏👏👏
Happy Saturday to you hope your having a great weekend. Great build as always. Looks like an awesome kit.
I’ll definitely have to get this kit. My Uncle Ron built this car & still owns it
not complaining just saying. if you will notice the "stock" manifolds are "ram horns" as in a small block Chevy and the heads have spread exhausts as in a big block Chevy. just thought it was interesting have a couple of each of the kits in the series. were much fun to build
Mmmmm I do like the 2 in 1 Kitts pick a style to build but this is one wild one b7t thank you again for another great build helped to understand this bad boy a l8ttle better have a great day and build on
Hi Chris I watch your show every week ive noticed on this vid and others you were having trouble keeping the windshield in place while gluing
Thought I'd throw you a tip of what I do
I start with a piece of masking tape on the outside of the frame and put the windshield in place as you do at the rear the tape holds it steady while you glue it from behind
You can apply this method to any glass on any model
Once the glue is cured you simply remove the tape
It really makes it easy give it a try next time
Love the Chanel I really enjoy it the best unboxings and description out there
Love it mate
spud from Australia
Excellent tip and so simple. Thanks for saying it, you will probably see me try it in some videos!
I always try to buy the 1/24 kits but the 1/25 do have some awesome kits too.
Nice build out, these are some interesting old kits but cool shelf builds 🤙🏼
Cool build I enjoy watching you build these
models
This was fun to watch. Glad to see you found the piece that went flying. Thanks for the build.
Ok.... You've sold me!!! When i saw the first in the box review im like nope not for me!!! Now i need several!!! Ill build them permanent, and build several.
Thank you for the Build Review!! 😀
Great video Chris, keep em coming, i'll keep watching.
Funny I watched this video and then went to an on line Facebook live model auction and bought the sedan version. Being honest, I don't care for the wheel track width. They stick out way too far but they did that stuff in the 70's.
I never put together one like that I will definitely be getting this 😊 thanks Chris
Love the chop top for this kit, using it for my circle track inspired kitbash
I had the Switchers 1932 Ford Sedan/Phaeton kit when it was re-issued in the late 2000s when Round 2 first started. The box art replicated the original vintage kit well, but some of the words were misspelled on the box.
Very cool 😎 Chris.
Dude I dig your style! If I was to build a real 32 duece this is how I would do it. I like the flat green!
The cool thing about this kit is that I think you can build Milners coupe from American graffiti!
Not an exact replica but it's the kit mpc used just like the ram chargers dragster was basically Milners dragster
I Really DIDN'T KNOW THAT 🤔🤔 Thanks For Sharing n God Bless 🤗 Gary.
@@garyparker2969 one of my old buddies that builds models argued with me that you need several kits to build Milners dragster I told him no you need the ram chargers kit to build the dragster because that Milners dragster came from that
Very nice build. Great color choice. Being able to switch parts to achieve different looks is really nice. Thanks for sharing.
So cool to see this one back. Another outsdanding build Chris!
I'll be honest, I'm not a big fan of automobiles from this Era but this one is pretty sharp looking 👌 😎
I don't build cars from this era as a rule, but this concept is so interesting I think it'd be nice to try my hand at it. And of course, it also provides a lot of spare parts that you can use on other projects.
This is great! I’ll have to get one.
Awesome build Chris! Love the matte Green used! Decals really stand out nicely!
there was also a 32 sedan that could be made as either a sedan or phaeton(sp)anyway a topless sedan also a kinda version of the deuce coupe from American Graffiti----
Parts wise this kit is the same as the mpc 32 ford sedan delivery, the body is the only difference, fenders frame and chrome are exact minus headers, interior the same tub except shortened, gotta have at least 3!, that would be the coke theme 32 sedan you built earlier
I love every style of hotrod but I would have to go with as stock as possible over custom hotrod
I like the seat belts molded in for some reason, probably because it saves a step....and frankly at 1:25 it probably won't matter. With all the options to build this kit (which I love, the options that is) your choices Chris were really cool as usual.
They had the 32 Ford sedan which is the coca cola delivery,the 25 t and the black jack tall t ,not sure if there was anymore than that
I have the 32 roadster/5 window, sedan/phaeton, and the 25 "T" rod. when they released them for the 2003 "buyers Choice program". There were two others: the sedan delivery and the "American Graffiti Deuce Coupe which were based on the switchers kits but were not part of the Switchers per say!
I believe there was also a sedan. I’m not sure what else they had.
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Like the style and the color kit looks great but imo Round 2 should have left the circus decals out.
Hang on i just realized that if you take this kit and combine it with 2 Revell 32 ford model a roadster rat rod and do an little bit of surgery on the frame so it can have 2 engines you got the Elvis car from mad max fury road
"...a lotta stuff in this box" for sure. This kit is a basher's supply: chopped deuce body ( worth the kit alone ) carbs, suspension parts, on and on. Despite the builder's obvious skill, the finished model is not particularly handsome, although many 30's gassers from this era looked dorky by today's standards and this offering by MPC is faithful to that look.
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