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so where are the pictures of the model? beautifully done, fantastic looking weathering, looks real.

Alan, superb looking pair! fantastic job, they just look so cool together now, do us all a favor and take a few steps back and photograph the whole shelf, I spy a great looking fleet of stuff

I don't know why I do it, but I start at the bottom/rockers on one side, spin the stand, do the same on the other side, then trunk, roof, hood/fender tops, then header panel [if it has one]. never gave it a thought as to why, I just do it that way.

WOW, beautiful in every aspect. can't say enough about how great this looks. I also wanted to comment on the 'clear' comment you made. I have been using Model Master ultra gloss lacquer [28139], I find it sprays/flows quite nice, here is an example [one coat and un sanded/polished]

cant wait to see this, I have a pete 359 and an auto transporter i'm thinking of pairing up to make 'this kit'.

while on this subject, I got a bunch of wicked colors on sale at HL, do I need to reduce it with 'wickeds stuff' or can I cut it with something else? also, air brush clean up, use their stuff, or???? thanks, and sorry to hi-jack the thread.

thank you, not too bad for a rattle can I am finding I really like the lacquer rattle cans, especially the metal flake colors. I hope it shines even more after some hand glaze. was out of town for work last night, and just got home, so no work tonight on it, but I think tomorrow night will be another sanding session.......

I shouldn't have asked, I see a lot more stuff I like, lol. great stuff guys, thanks

holy smokes! that about covers it, thanks!

is there a compiled list of all the rig and trailer kits that have been produced by all manufacturers out there? just curious........

another 1/12 foose Camaro, hobby lobby find, $40 after coupon

excellent work, beautiful job. you never cease to amaze.

hahahaha.......................

that's looking good so far, that blue really pops.

lol, have never seen that before, thanks for posting that

i'm with ya brother....

ya, holy cow this sleeper is gonna be the death of me My goal is to have no seams visible on the 5 parts that make up the sleeper, I am sick of sanding/priming/sanding/putty/sand/prime/sand/sand/sand/sand........did I mention sanding??? to make matters worse, the tanker I am building to go along with this needs major putty work on the bottom to make it smooth/seamless, I must have lost my mind on this one, lol. how anyone could be a body man for a living is beyond me, lol, in all seriousness though, I am making progress. have one side of the sleeper just about smoothed out, frame is almost ready for paint and the motor is 1/2 together. should have some shameless 'look at me' pic's by the end of the weekend

looking great Dennis, ramps look terrific, well done!

well, I guess since the merc's, '32 fords and 69 Camaro's have been done to death, it was time for a body style change. as mentioned, the execution of jamming all the parts together must be top notch fit and finish wise, but the total design does leave one wondering if that night in tiawanna [sp?] went on a bit too long.

that's a 'henway'.

well, I figure the latest round of re-issues is probably going to be the worst [as mentioned due to old tooling] I have a few 'original' issue kits, and some 2nd and 3rd issue kits, and some of the 'newest' re-issue stuff. you can sort of see the 'decline' in the end product thru the re-issues. but hey, that's half the fun right? [no, not really, lol, not a huge fan of actual body work ]

too cool! outstanding project.

tell everyone it's a push button automatic

good looking fleet JT, you need to make a truck stop diorama i'm sure I've seen a truck stop with an orange theme......

looks great outside, that came out terrific, nice job KJ.