Pete68

Here’s mine I built back in 1989 like Casey’s the front axle looks center and the wheels snug underneath the hood

Casey your truck looks great as well as the paint job. I ordered the exact same decals for my 4200 I’m gonna have to check mine now since I’ve seen the difference in your stripes I have a lot of problem with his decals be an offset from the original color strips a small band of white stripes outline in your main stripe that’s not supposed to be there my brother and I have addressed him on this issue but he still fails to correct it. I’ll get mine out and post you a pic of it.

Very nice I like the Wig Wag and that iron lung on the engine those Engines sounded sweet with a split manifold. Great looking build

Thanks for the complement yeah spell check got me. Posts some updates soon

Bob. Thanks for the complement yes I enjoy doing different things with these JMT Mack’s. I’ll have another that I’ll be building after this one but it will be a single axle.

Today I re-visited this old build and decided to add a Don Mills Winch to it. I’m going try to get this thing off the bench

Thanks Gentlemen. I hope to get this off the bench soon just need to add the wheels and tires.

Thanks for the complement it shouldn’t take long just a few more decals and add the wheels

Added the decals

Here’s a old 1/43 AMT Fruehauf Exterior Post Van I’ll be working on. The decals were Custom made by me many years ago.

Rob me too the Dannon was my first glue together kit it was a disaster. There a very nice kit and I like the room they take up.

Yes just like the 1/25 California Hauler.

Painted the cab and hood today Cat Yellow

Looking good Jeff. You just never know what Dave has hidden in his resin dungeon. I’ll be following

Here’s a 1/43 AMT Peterbilt 359 that I’m making into a Medium Heavy Hauler. I plan on adding some after market parts to it including a Medium Duty wench. I have several of these in the stash and they always been one of my favorites of the whole AMT line of models.