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International Cargostar
dragstueck replied to dragstueck's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I bought mini glasbottles in Ebay. -
Hello all, Finished today my Cargostar Water Delivery project. Based on a Ford C600 Chassis i build the Cargostar scratch. Changed engine to an IH V8. A few Parts from the C600 Cab was used to build the Cargostar Cab, but most is scratch. Greatings from Germany Juergen
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Yes, I am currently building models I built the International Turbostar last year. Now I've got a trailer ready for it. I refined some things on the trailer ... Add doors on the left side. WIP pictures at the end some WIP Pics:
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Have built vigorously in the past weeks Since I want to build all International Cabover Trucks based on the 4070 Transtar, the next one was the 7044a. A relatively unknown version of the 4070. A special feature is the four-wheel drive. The front axle and the one rear axle are driven. The 2nd axle is a dolly that is anchored to the chassis with a fifth wheel via a trailer hitch. My 7044 is based on an ERTL Transtar2 Kit. Since the kit only has rear-wheel drive, the conversion here was complex. Front axle, chassis, dolly, hydraulic brake lines, cabin front, grille, ... Much had to be built by yourself. Greatings from cold Germany,... Juergen The Original:
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Hello When I saw the photo of the fire truck on the WWW, it was clear that I had to recreate it. Now he's done The tractor is almost unchanged from the box, the trailer is a conversion from the AMT Lowboy. The Catarpilar is elaborately refined and expanded from the AMT kit. For the Caterpilar Pics, I still open an own path. look here: Greatings from Germany
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1/24 International 9670 NASA Tank
dragstueck replied to dragstueck's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
No, but i like it -
Ertl"s International Transtar series of kits.
dragstueck replied to ranma's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews
Yes, i build an International CO4000 Look here: -
Hello all Here some pics from the Belgium Model Car + Truck Show 2019 in Jabbeke. Greatest Model Show in Europe
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Mack Cruise-liner Asher Aggregates
dragstueck replied to Trendsetta68's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Great! Clean build, shiny painting -
Hello I found Pics of the Truck and engine here: https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/32139-the-turbostar-from-international/ and the Turbostar script is done with this 4mm letters: https://www.ebay.de/itm/Aufkleber-Buchstaben-4mm-Starform-Nr-1000/273129054712?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=572394968576&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Greatings from germany, Juergen
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Hello Here is my newest IH Truck. The 1968 TURBOSTAR Gas Turbine Prototype. Here a link to the original Truck: https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/32139-the-turbostar-from-international/ Based on an ERTL International Transtar 2 i build the Turbostar. A lot build scratch: Turbine, Exhaust, Front of Cabine,..... Greatings from Germany, Juergen
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TV Tommy Ivo L700
dragstueck replied to DodgeAddict's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I build this in 2014. Like the Tommy Ivo Transporter too.... -
Hello, i am Juergen from germany. Got finished my latest projekt. A Volvo F7 Toter Truck. I see this Truck in the Movie "Starman" wit a Mobile Home Trailer. Based on an Italeri Magirus Firelader , i build this Volvo. Chasis must be shorted, Cab was streched, Front must be made scratch,... many parts must be built scratch,.. But now it is finished
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Hello, I am Juergen from germany. I finished today my news project. An International Harvester Sightliner 1/25. Chassis is from an ERTL International Transtar with AMT Louisville Mover. Cab is build scratch. Hope you like it Greatings from germany, Juergen
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Mack DM600 Crane Truck 1/25 MPC
dragstueck replied to dragstueck's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I read in wikipedia that not all have fiberglas hoods The U was basically a short R, while the DM was an extra heavy duty version of the U often used in 6X4 construction trucks. Like the RMM, the DMM was all wheel drive, but had not only a short hood/offset cab, but also a set back front axle, requiring a model specific fiberglass hood/fender arrangement.