DrKerry

I think you brought up a good question and Warren answered it right. When a detail isn't going to show then why bother.. I also read that you don't think your stuff is worthy of showing on forum? I for one would say that no matter how or what you build, if you enjoy to build then it should be shown!! Everyone is there own worst critic when it comes to building what we do and like Warren says there comes a point where you have to turn off that switch in your brain and let it slide a bit.... I know where you're coming from Jeff, I see a lot of stuff on different peoples builds and wonder why they didn't do this or that, then I think maybe they're just doing it for the fun of building and don't care if it's taken to a show or how it looks on their shelf. To them it's just a build!!! I have a friend that loves to build, doesn't care how they look and after he gets done building it he takes it to the next local swap meet and sells it... He just builds for the fun of building... Don't take any of this as bantering either of ya because I'm not... Jeff, for one I'd like to see what you build!!! I think it would be fun for you to show off your work, and I think the folks on here would welcome them as they have anybody else's!!! Hope to see your work someday!!!!! And Warren, great build!!!!!! I know you said their were imperfections on her, but I didn't see them!!!!! Looks great!!!!!

wow, kool beans!!!!! Take yours in and sell them there for a few hundred....

Great build, looks sharp!!!!!!!!!!

LOL, ya sure turned it around!!!!!!!!

lol, I hear ya.... the pic is just a guide for me. Not totally following it. Just going to use ideas from it. My wrecker is going to be green and white....

ummm Ben???? You like........ crazy er something????? Man that is tiny!!!! I couldn't see it let alone pick it up with my fumble fingers!!!!!!!!! Yikes!!!!!!!

Thanks gents.... haven't posted a lot on it yet as all I've been doing is filling seams on the britework and getting the parts ready to go to chrome plating. Sending it off to George at GT KustomKrome, that and I've started work on the axle lift in the back. Using the idea of the permanent mounted Zacklift as a base for what I'm building.. Mount for the lift made new air tanks for under the truck. A bit longer than kit tanks. Used a ball point pen for the tank parts and the kit tank ends. These will be painted.... used a peice of tag wire for the mounting bands... inspiration.....

*&GULP&* That's 1/64th scale???????????? Holy Cats!!!!!!!!!!!! That is kool!!!

Wow and Wow, great trailer and that ain't no junker!!!!!!!!

Great stuff!!!!!

Looks good!!!!!!!

If ya did the work inside I'd have it to where it would come off.... I'm re doing my Pete wrecker with a bunk house on it but I'm not gonna do much detailing back there as mine won't be opened... thought about doing a bunch of detail but..... then again who knows, could change my mind once I start putting it all back together!!! Lol ?

Really kool Chuck, great build... been wanting to do a lifted Ford myself, just haven't jumped in and started it yet!!!!

Wicked!!!!!!!!!!

Looking awesome so far!!!!

Sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good question, I've never seen any but that doesn't mean they haven't... hopefully someone will know for sure!!!!!

That's coming along purty good Dan!!!! Looks awesome with the trailer coming together!!!!!!

Lookin good!!!!!!!!

Kool!!!!!!!

Looks awesome!!!!!!!!!

welcome!!!!!! Thanks for taking us on the journey of the build!!!!!!

I'm a hoping so!!!!!

Thanks for the info Marc, I'll have to check into it....

Really, that's a kit part?? Looks totally aftermarket to me!!!! Very kool as it adds a ton more realism to the build!!!