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About ZIL 111V
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MCM Ohana
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Scale I Build
1/16
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Location
Snow Capital
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Full Name
P.GILL
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1976 Kenworth W900 (Pics updated 2/3/19)
ZIL 111V replied to KJ790's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Very, very nice indeed! -
Very nice indeed, excellent paint scheme.
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Superbe!
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Kool 70s kustom indeed! As mention very nice kustom body work/paint on revells MC body shell.
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MARMON c o e 86" cab
ZIL 111V replied to CRUSADER2's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Stunning Yankee lorry! Like your British/Euro truck line version. Beautiful work. -
The Peterbilt 359 is a lord
ZIL 111V replied to grodudulle77's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Magnifique! Tres belle realisation. -
One of the nicest 1/16th MPC kits: BEAUTIFUL!
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Peterbilt revell of Germany
ZIL 111V replied to Ken Gilkeson's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Beautiful!!! -
Very, very nice work, for indeed a tough kit to assemble. Spoke wheels give a way better look than original BBS wheels included in the kit. 1st Original EB110 kit edition, by Revell Germany, remember getting the same kit in a US Monogram box back in the 90s.
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International
ZIL 111V replied to Ken Gilkeson's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Very nice work indeed, love the x-tended sleeper -
Beautiful! Very, very nice "fit n finish" for an MPC car kit of that time/period.
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Peterbilt 359 and Fruehauf reefer trailer
ZIL 111V replied to KJ790's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Indeed, perfect late 60s early 70s look! -
35 year old refurbished Kenworth
ZIL 111V replied to CRUSADER2's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Magnifique! Like the 70s early 80s look of a typical english long distance lorry sporting its "T.I.R." blue plate! Remember seeing a few RARE (3 axles but very short) 70s early 80s COE KWs on the roads, when traveling to UK back in 80s