Swamp Dog

hope you dont have to wait 28 days like i did.

yep i would say that is a mess, but a man gotta do what he gotta do to build..

i agree with you Greg..

Welcome to the forum Robert..

Welcome to the forum Kelly, nice builds..

i been using Rustoleom for many years with no problem. use the same brand primer and you will be all right. they big cans so shake new cans 3 minuets by the clock. if using the next day 2 minuets. if let set over a day i always go back to my 3 minuets. if you in a cold weather zone and dont have a hobby room set up with a spray booth set the can in warm water for 10 minuets to warm the paint up. they are a lot of people are gonna trash talk Rustoleom paint but if that's what you want to use its your choice. i just told you how i do it..

they look great Gary..

Welcome to the forum David..

great job..

Awesome Job on rebuilding the Mack.

looking good so far.. i always liked this kit.. built one back in the 80's.. i have another one if i ever get around to building it..

thank you Lucas

if you cant find a model that has them i can send you a link to a guy on Cults that sells files for rims

thank you Chris..

thank you Jürgen..

thanks Gary..

thanks Jeff... if i would only have know i would have pulled out my old Mack kit and used it. (red box art) i fought this one and if you look close enough you can see it..lol

thanks Philipp..

thanks Helmu.

thanks Kurt, yes it does need more weathering and it will get it before show time next year. i built this truck to pull a trailer ( i got to build) to haul my Tigercat Skidder that i got to finish next. i started with pastels & water then acrylic black after that dries i will brush some matte clear on. i can always hit it with gloss if i dont like the matte. and if i dont like that ill get out the lacquer thinner and wipe it all off and try it your way..

did you get the one printed from the file on Cults ?

thank you Graham..

thank you Brian..

thanks Larry..

thanks Jon..