Swamp Dog

thats a great job..

that is COOL....

looking for a old friend...Mark Doroff...you out their..????

its gonna look bad..

yes the scale is right..it comes in 1/16 and 1/24 scale,.but its double diamond..try micro mart or hobbylink ,

great job..

looking good..

looks great..

that is one fine weathering job..the only thing that u may wont to go back and do is ..remove the chrome on the rims and on fuel tanks.they are just a little to shinny...but its still a very fine build...

i didnt know they still made that stuff.. ca's glue and plastic weld...

lol..ok which one is it in the Pete ..a cat or a cummins ??????

Doobie..my man that looks great..fine job..

do the snap kits Revell put out ..KW and Peterbilt...have engines..if so what size..??

the wheels come with the kit..a good man down in miss. supplied the tires..but they came from any # of kits that ertl-amt put out ..such as the pay-star 5000 ..

this is just getting better and better..

very fine build...nice collection..

its a 1 ton 64 chevy..not in really bad shape..

now thats looks so real..great job..u need to post that picture...thats why i will never post a picture of a finished model unless i can take pictures outside..and i got to weather it also..lol..

i use the Tamiya acrylic paint..smoke..

gluehead i'm a step ahead of u..thought about it after i took the pictures..its in the works...u just gonna make me make it faster..lol..i was up in Detroit working back in sept-oct..what part u from..??

i'm thinking most of u have never seen one of these trucks going down the road...back in the day i grew up in the woods driving one similar to this..these trucks were mostly home made useing what they could find down to the winch made out out of a car or truck rear end and military tires..(got them from the local army base)..the bulk is 100% scratch built , added boom, cut down rear end ,brake with handle (behind cab..this is what worked the winch)..i bent the bumper and light, cracked the windshield, scratched built mirrors,painted name on door,(thats how they did it back in the day), weathered with pastels..

nice job...

awesome..

ant nothing wrong with that..if the wife don't take it over ..lol..

welcome aboard..u have some great builds their..