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Freightliner FLA (fsba) 1/25
signguy2108 replied to Hermann Kersten's topic in On the Workbench: Big Rigs
Great job on this one. I guess its my age, i've come to love these things. J B Hunt ran a bunch of them in the late 80"s, they had to b the ugliest trucks on the road. -
the hood & grilles as well..
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I may have over reacted,she is maybe new to the hobby and home crafter and not having proper info and a ton of money she doing the best as she can. I've tried to get info from big companies all I got was a slap on the back with a see ya later. We shall see. Dr. Check your box.
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Nice Vette!
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Sharp build....interesting touch on no rear window, don't think I've seen a 1:1 like that..
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Well Done!
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Nice work. Can't tell at all on the finished model where you grafted the two kits.
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Thanks, guys. Brian, the vents came out of the scrap pile, don't know what they were from. Sleeper was scratchbuilt, the real truck had a 36" Able sit in with one exhaust cutout and round vents. I installed it cause hauling wood chips, we sat in line a whole lot of the time. Ended up being storage mostly, with no a/c vents in the sleeper, u certainly could'nt sleep in it! Getting close to the end of the month, got to get back on the short dog....
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Thanks Mark, the 69 Cougar wheels were almost a direct fit
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Add mine too.....(keep going & you'll be as white haired as me!!)...
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this was one of 2 chargers built ups i bought i paid 50 each for them i was told this was a original mpc 72 charger that the seller had built in 1972 and had hand painted the car so the paint was super thick when i got it i poped the chrome and glass and chassie and interior pan from the body and stripped the paint from it and when i did i noticed that this was much more modern and not a 72 charger it was a amt/ertl 71 charger body the inner wheel wells that were molded to the body were also cut away and the doors modified to look like a 72 the hood, interior pan, dash and chassis was from from a 74 charger like the other 74 charger rebuilder i posted the other day i decided to see if i could find instrutions for the original 72 charger online i found i repository for model kit instructions and noticed that the original 72 had taillights like the 71 same with the hood like a 71 i also knoticed the seats that were not glued down in the car were molded in yellow and a little to big to fit in the the car when sat upright they had to be from a 1/24th scale mopar of some sort i ended up sanding them down both the top and bottom and sides so they fit better once glued in and the interior pan placed back in the body
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Illustration- pavers are too even. They look like they are laid out in sheets.
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Nova parts lot #5 is pending.
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The Escort RS1800
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x2
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nice built! good old Stock cars
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1978 Dodge D100
Dominik replied to tuffone20's topic in Under Glass: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
ohhhh this is a really nice looking truck. love it! -
Now that's funny.
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Congratulations !!! The best part is you can spoil your grandchild and then give them back, and if you time it right you wont even have to change a diaper.
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outstanding work. it Looks perfect to me.
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beautiful!
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yes it is. very nice!
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agreed. i also like to see the hellcat done. like your challenger - wel done!
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69 COPO Nova in “Primer Pearl?” PICS FINALLY LOADED
Dominik replied to Kmb0319's topic in Under Glass
very nice combination from paint and interior. like it! Looks really nice in the sun. well done! the only Thing...perhaps you can Change the really massive antennastick to a thinner one? for example, i use 0.5 Diameter metal if it is in my opinion too thick. -
Like I mentioned to you at the show JC....I was into TROG before there even was a TROG. My first builds as an adult modeler returning to the field back in the 90s were subject matter that wouldve looked at home on the dry lakes back in the post war period. Guess that makes me a bona fide TROGlodyte!
