41CHEVY
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Yes thats pretty much the way I do it too. I just get easily side tracked by an Autocar, Mack or Binder kit.
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Nice work on the trailer! The Italeri Western Star looks nice, I have one just never opened it, think I will after seeing yours. Paul
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They are all plastic except the day cab with is resin from Dave Carey -- Models by Dave
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Miss Post oops!
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I told my wife it is organized chaos. Don't think she bought it though. . .
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While the Bandag defiance is sitting for a month or so the let all the putty and filler dry and shrink I'm starting a GMC Tilt Cab Cruiser or Crackerbox. First thing is to start the distinctive " fish belly" chassis, The start of the cross members and air ride pads and rear trailing arm mounts.. Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki
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http://www.modeltruckbuilder.com/index.php?/forums/topic/271-1960-gmc-cracker-box/
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Welcome to the form and being back to the hobby! Paul
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Thank you. Paul
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Tropical Turquoise looks good! Paul
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I've done a few conversions on the Lone Star and Pro Star. I'll post a few up when I get to my real computer. Paul
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Thanks, I have the trailer set from him, but used the trailer to do a Hurst Lone Star.
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Fantastic job. The color is an interesting hue. Looks brown and green to me, off sets the shiny parts well.
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I agree on the trailers, but now that we moved to a new house and the kids are gone, I'm doing a dedicated display room. But I build semis, oil field units, vintage rails and vintage funnycars. All take up space.
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Welcome! Great group here, enjoy! Paul
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Ford Snow plow truck
41CHEVY replied to BanD1t 6's question in Model Tuck Building Question and Answer
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Welcome! Like to see a few of your projects. Enjoy the site. Paul
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The gold letters on the trailer? Where did you get them? Paul
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You again! Welcome aboard. Paul
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I'd be lost because the chassis is almost to detailed to cover, but an AA is never seen build in anything but 1/35 or 1/72 scale, so it does deserve a body. Could always make it a cut away factory display. Paul.
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PPVintage takes time to answer but they DO answer. Sourkraut appears to only sell plastic now. Paul
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Very well done models!! Many I've only heard of in the States. Thanks for posting them. Hope to see many more of your builds. Paul
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Glad to help anytime!! Paul
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Welcome to the group Rich!! Speed doesn't mean lack of quality, but the main thing is to please your self. The AMT/ERTL decals should be good as long as the were not in a hot and damp area. I would pick up some Micro Scale Liquid Decal and brush on a coat just to be on the safe side, Just remember to trim close when you use them. Paul
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P and P Resin Works Newer MACKs, Ford and Chevy conversions and parts. Very high quality parts. http://www.ppvintagekits.com/index.html American Industrial Truck Models Full kits, conversions and tons of parts. I use them, a lot good stuff. https://aitruckmodels.com/
