GSL: '56 Ford Pickup Scale Replica of Ron Butterfield's 1:1

At the 2023 GSL, Ron Butterfield shares the build details of the 1:25 scale replica of his 1:1 '56 Ford Pickup. Ron Combines innovative scratch solutions and parts from various kits to create the most accurate representations.

Thank you to our Tier 3 Patrons: James Rondos and Frank Steffens, and Tier 5 Patron: Mark S. Gustavson, Esq.

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[ModelCarMuse]

Thank you, Ron, for sharing your replica with us.

Thank you to our Tier 5 Patron, Mark S. Gustavson, Esq.

[errollpalmer]

Another great video from GSL. You must've been a busy man with all these GSL interviews. I have lost count but hope to see more. Thanks Doug.

[alancyr]

That is an awesome build! Great details. Thanks for sharing.

[daviddarby]

Well Don, Ron! And Doug - another one right out of the park, sir!

[raymondblasee]

Wow! Lot of great ideas using a bunch of other 50s Ford pick up parts and body components to make one EPIC 56 F 100 truck!!!! Fantastic!!!

[dannieturner]

I couldn't agree with you more, 53-56 f100 are the the Koolest

[MODELMIND]

Super Sweet Styrene '56 Goodness!

[michaelhintzmikesminiature]

Beautiful Truck!!!! Thanks for sharing

[garyslentznd.]

Fantastic work all around. Looking forward to the next videos.

[mikesmodscustoms]

Wow!!! Absolutlety amazing craftsmanship!

[ronstewart]

Awesome pickup Doug. I saw that he had a Nebraska plate on it. Does he live in Nebraska? Ron

[CycolacFan]

There’s nothing like hearing from someone who owns the 1:1 vehicle exactly which kit parts are the most accurate.

I’d love to see more detail on how that hood hinge mechanism operates.

[kipphawley]

Hey, I have a good question. Would you have any ideas on where would most states would have an appraisal for small scale Models cars only? Because of that, I have a few very older models of cars that my Dad's fathers did some small-scale models cars from the early years of the 20s or so. I would wonder if possible that you have an email address for people like me able to send you pictures of their models' cars. If so, where us people would be able to find it. On your YouTube video clip.?