Thanks Chuck! I didn't realize it until a few days ago.

Nice set! I believe this is in the "Forum Finds" section of the latest issue of MCM. 

Lovely old warhorse. 

Wow, that is just amazing! What attention to detail!  

Green one is O2 and the red one is acetylene.

Wow -- just wonderful.. My eye is drawn to all the tiny details -- the tools, the cables, the fittings, all that. Love the little red and green caps on the bottles. It's fun how the smallest and most ordinary colors stand out against the olive drab panels. Johnny  

Nothing short of a museum-quality build. I’ve enjoyed watching the project come together. You are expertly committed to your craft.

This 1/25 scale Diamond T Wrecker was built using information from a Squadron Walk  Around Photo book and TM-811 which is the US Army technical manual for the 4 Ton Trucks.  It carried the designation of 969A with the army. It was built from a combination of brass, plastic, Renshape, resin castings, brass wire, aluminum foil, two ply facial tissue for the top and assundry pins and wire.  Metallic embroidery thread was used for the winch cables.  Decals are computer generated and ALPS printed.   

A good source of tubing that size is a hardware store that carries plumbing supplies.  Brian is right.  Cut it to length and then glue on some sheet plastic to the ends.  Stack up 2-3 pieces so that you can bevel the ends by sanding.

As I said before Charles. I wish that I had half of your talent! Excellent Work!! It is looking Amazing!!