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Thanks, yup the Leach placard was just a decal. I was originally planning to use a Keystone body,, but ended up building my own as a personal challenge. Cant wait to see your progress

https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/176074-r-model-mack-w-scratchbuilt-leach-packer/ Closest I could find in the archives was the Under Glass post, wow it was a couple yrs ago..how time flies.

Don't forget the trash in the packer !! Daughters idea for drink cups..not shabby for 6yrs old lol

Looking forward to another Leach build! Your reference photo was the same as I used for my color choice, can't go wrong w that combo. I wasn't able to source the packer when I built mine..ended up scratchbuilding it. Can't wait to see your progress

Great work so far ! Love the little details

Good looking upgrade !

Thats some beautiful work Tom! Glad to hear your backs feeling better

any sneak peeks on your boom progress ? your knocking this one out of the park for sure. my work bench is upstairs and really hot atm...been puttering with other hobbies in the meantime

cool model of a grader !!! The details are mind blowing that you've shown so far

nice work so far on your A-car Ron ! The color choice looks good

excellent work Dan ! looks very convincing, especially the rubbed off paint on the ramps I showed my dad who worked on the trailers, he said it brought back good memories! He recalled when he saw his brand new 71 Challenger on the hauler arrive at the dealership, and rushed to claim dibs on it lol

tough looking Cornbinder your building Pat !!

Very nice kit, I built one several years ago. Wonder if they fixed the saggy track issue, if not you'll need to change the length of the " tube " that slides into crawler frame, I recall extending mine around 3/8. Otherwise a very detailed build The blade and ripper is a kit itself !

Looking good!!! Thats a trailer full of Mopar muscle right there lol

Nice looking project, these 359 Pete's are so iconic