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Who’s the 3d printer guy (so I know who to stay away from)?

I really like the subject matter, you don’t see 9600’s here very often, as they are a rare resin model. You’ve done it justice, an excellent representation of a once common fleet truck. Your weathering is spot-on. I love the added details and aftermarket parts.

Wow, that’s impressive. What a project!

I’ve enjoyed your build process on this one. It’s great to see it finished.

Neat build. I’ve watched some YouTube videos of the 1:1. Great idea for a project.

A great project. Excellent modifications and added details!

Really cool build, lovin’ it.

I like it with the air deflector from the 377.

At age 44, there’s a whole lot of nostalgia in those builds. Brought me a lot of smiles. Thank you.

A good topic to discuss. The aftermarket 3d printed/resin suppliers will be the most likely source of future truck kits and conversion parts. For modern subjects, there are many I’d like to see, and I’d be happy with just about anything. But, at the moment, a Kenworth T660 would be great. As a bonus, its cab/sleeper could be used for other Kenworth models.

Looking forward to this one

That’s too bad. Thanks for posting the info.

Nice stretch. Classy rig.

Looks like a lot of fun!

She’s a beauty. Nice modifications.

Absolutely awesome!

Your builds would always stand out in their own, but placing them in this garage as a backdrop always takes them to the next level.

Excellent rig.

Another fantastic addition to the series. I like the group photo.

You really captured the action. Definitely a sense of motion within your staging of elements. Impressive.

Nice. The Moebius wheels and tires do a lot to improve the kit.

Class. Reminds me of some of those vintage Peterbilt ads. What a beauty.

Nice! You don’t see many vans with a 4x4 conversion on the forum.

Ben Wicker was a kind and knowledgeable person, and a great contributor to the hobby. He will be missed.

Wow, that’s a trip down memory lane. I had one of those as a kid! One of those things forgotten about until now. Yeah, not accurate, but I enjoyed playing with it.