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I just noticed the "three" in the sentence. Clumsy me. I have no idea what the colors are. I never bothered to see that one. RYAN.

The truck was a Kenworth. I'm pretty sure that the colors on both the car and truck was black and gold. RYAN.

You do realize that the Olympic and Titanic had differences. The Titanic was heavier. Also, the promanade decks between the two were different. If you want to model the Brittanic, your biggest problem is going to be the new lifeboat davits. Furthermore, if my memory is still good, the lifeboats were motorized. At least some of them were. I would really check some references. I'm just going off of memory, here. RYAN.

Obviously, I did and I'm regretting it. RYAN.

If he'll still take $90 for it, I'm going to buy it this weekend. RYAN.

He meant April Fool's Day, only it isn't a joke. I actually found one but missing the instructions. I talked him down to $90 for it, so I may still get it. RYAN.

No, I kid you not! It was real and I really wanted it! I might go pick it up this weekend. RYAN.

How did I miss this?!?!?!? I only live about an hour away! Maybe I'll get to go to the April 7th show. RYAN.

Where was this located at?

I didn't have the money to buy it! I found a still in the bags 1/8 Pocher Alfa Romeo at my local flea market. He wanted $125 for it, but he said he would take $90. All that was missing were the instructions. He said he could hold it for as long as a month, so I might still buy it. Sorry. I just wanted to share it with you. Not every day that you find an almost mint condition Pocher kit in a local flea market. RYAN.

My 1996 Chevy 1500. RYAN.

Well, I happen to absolutly love heavy metal. I also happen to have a hard head when it coes down to things I know I'm right on. So, metalhead. My avatar is a 68 Dodge Charger. You can never go wrong with one of those! RYAN.

Thanks for the response, Dave. I'm really looking foward to buying several of the Prostars and the trailers. RYAN.

Revell's Peterbilt and Kenworth kits are real good starter kits. They were originally snap together kits, but with a little drilling of the holes, you can just use normal glue. I have built the Peterbilt 359 and I'm working on my second KW W900. With a little test fitting and drilling out the previously mentioned holes, they go together really well. RYAN.

Gotta ride in style! RYAN.

So, Dave. Are there any plans for any more trailers? Maybe dry bulk, tankers, flatbeds? Lowboys? RYAN.

I've thought about building a diorama for the company I work for. The only thing is that we have over 20 loading doors. That can get very expensive as when in the mornings, every single door is used. Also, finding the different makes of trucks would be kinda difficult to find. Plus, our building is huge, so it would be almost 5-6 feet long and about 6 feet in width in 1/64. RYAN.

One. sad, I know. But I do have around 65-70 kits that have been started at some point, though. RYAN.

Did you use straight up acetone? If you did, it will melt the plastic. Try using mineral spirits or regular paint thinner. RYAN.

I did it! Thanks for your help. I'm liking this forum more and more! RYAN.

But where do I upload it in my profile? I figured it out for my signiture, but not my avatar. Thanks for any info. RYAN.

I'm trying to upload a pic for my avatar. How can I do that in my profile? Thanks for any advice. RYAN.

I own a 1996 Chevy 1500 day cab with the short wheel base. I think AMT did a 95 duelly crew cab. But, I'm not up to convertig one to my version of my truck. RYAN.

How can I get oily residue off of rubber tires? I'm building a Chevelle and the only thing stopping me from finishing is this problem. Can I just use dish washing detergent and scrub it? Thank for any advice. RYAN.

It's out of scale by 14mm. Also, the fur looks a little too rough.