Tesla

The rear window mods nice. Looking forward to this restoration.

All the mods look great Dan. Keep up the fine work

You've never driven a Rhino? What rock have you been hiding under! This oddball creation was built by Marmon Herrington....Watch it in action:

Great looking plumbing...keep up the excellent work Sam.

The colors and the decals really make the classic look! Great work Terry.

Explain this to the boss...

Two thumbs up for the exhaust piping...WOW!

Nice work on the hood.

That sound insulation is a nice addition...looks great!

I'm not looking for a model of it, just wondering what it was and you answered my question...thanks Chris

I found this picture online and was wondering if anyone can identify it?

Very nice!

What a fantastic build...great job!

Very nice!

Thanks Terry

Fantastic build!

Thank you Clayton and Sean I will try and find pics of diamond pattern wear plates!

The record snowfall has been preventing me from using my spray booth. Not being able to prime and check the sanded parts is a real pain. New front and rear idler wheels have been fabricated. The fronts are 1-1/2” CPVC, cut to 17 scale inches wide, the rears are 1-1/4” CPVC, cut to 17 scale inches wide. All wheels are wrapped with (2) .020” X .250” styrene strips. .080 styrene is used for all centers: Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki The inner radius was made with Bondo glazing and spot putty: Hosted on Fotki Here’s a quick mock-up: Hosted on Fotki Modifications to the undercarriage have been made (not completed): [Hosted on Fotki Here’s some pics of the blade before any modifications: Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki The inside of the blade has been re-lined with .030” styrene to achieve a radius, and scored on the back and bent to simulate original: Hosted on Fotki After the addition of the wear plates at the base of the blade, a piece of .015” styrene was installed above them and will be blended in: Hosted on Fotki

Nothing short of spectacular...excellent work!

The approach ramps look real nice.

Great looking build...nice work!

Excellent work Sean, this DR is a head-turner! I like your idea for the pogo stick and the Alclad came out great! What's your method of applying the Alclad?

Jarda this is one amazing build! The detailing and weathering are top notch! The water piping and valves next to the drivers' seat shows the level of detailing you have put into this project.

Nice work Chuck...it's a great looking truck!

The toolbox and headache rack look great! Nice work Hessel