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chuckyr

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About chuckyr

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  • Birthday 07/28/1960

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    1/24

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    Stone Mountain, Georgia
  • Full Name
    C. M.

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  1. chuckyr started following 1/16 scale detachable neck lowboy, Late Model Mack Cruiseliner Conversion. Does anyone offer one?, 1969 Peterbilt 359 with Fruehauf Reefer and and 4 others

  3. GMC Daycab update 5-13

    chuckyr replied to k100's topic in On the Workbench: Big Rigs

    Thirftway had a few.

  4. Saw your Ford project.  Up to your usual standards.  I want to order the same spoke wheels and fuel tanks from Auslowe.  How did you order them?  Did you use PayPal?  Did you use their web page.  Thanks for the info in advance.

  5. Period correct.

  6. MB New Actros Lowliner

    chuckyr replied to Hermann Kersten's topic in On the Workbench: Big Rigs

    Excellent start to an interesting project. You would never see pre drilled holes on a North American heavy truck tractor chassis. Every frame is drilled to the users specifications only. I look forward to the updates.

  7. Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy, WIP

    chuckyr replied to redneckrigger's topic in On the Workbench: Big Rigs

    Heck of a project!
  8. Absolutely!
  9. You think? With all of this pissing and moaning?

  10. Old ( 70's ish ) Autocar

    chuckyr replied to Little Timmy's topic in 1:1 Truck Reference Pictures

    So, are you gonna build it?

  11. Scratchbuilt cobra neck lowboy

    chuckyr replied to gotnitro?'s topic in On the Workbench: Big Rigs

    Excellent craftsmanship.

  12. 1/16 scale detachable neck lowboy

    chuckyr replied to Flynlo's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews

    Looks like the trailer could be worked with. New Ray has a 1/24th scale Peterbilt, lowboy combo that seems to be similar in design. Maybe a scale down version of this same mold even. I have seen modelers really make it look good. BTW, this appears to be an exact 1/16th scale, while the Bruder and Tamiya trucks are 1/14th scale. Expect the side by side size comparisons to be difference
  13. I have. In fact the typical post starts with: "I don't build semi trucks, but..."
  14. Exactly. And semi trailers.
  15. I also agree. The flaws are unexceptable. Moebius should cancel this project and stop making pick up truck models altogether.
  16. There's only so much personality you can put in a bunch of flat sheet metal. Quote Which is why I'm am so perplexed at you guy's obsession with pick up cars.