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Great looking box art build!
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BRBO 2021 - 1976 Chevrolet Bison
tbill replied to Jim B's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Looking good Jim, I like your line of thinking on this build. -
BRBO21 DAF cattleman and timber trailer
tbill replied to tbill's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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If you compare the two sides of the top of the quarter panels, you can see the odd taper of the passenger side, this also makes the center portion of the trunk lid look odd. His is an older issue, I compared it to my 2012 issue and it’s the same .
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The trunk opening panel lines and the trunk ‘sheet metal’ on this thing are quite wonky as well. A buddy of mine just pointed this out to me on the kit he’s building, once you see it, it’s pretty bad.
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BRBO 2021 1973 International Transtar 4300
tbill replied to Pete68's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Looking good so far, you’re really making some quick progress. Color combo is going to look sweet. -
BRBO 2021Dan Gurneys T/A race hauler
tbill replied to Mopar - D's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
You pick some of the coolest projects! This is going to be an awesome build . -
BRBO 2021 KW Alaskan Hauler
tbill replied to k100's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
This is going to be cool, can’t wait to see this one come together. -
Glad to see you jump in Gary?
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Fabulous fleet this year, well done!
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65 El Camino 4x4 camper
tbill replied to Kruzn's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
That’s pretty slick, well done! -
Great looking group of builds, the 55 is my favorite.
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AMT kits suck!
tbill replied to Plumcrazy Preston's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Yes, these AMT rig kits can be challenging, but do actually build up very nice with a bit of patience. As far as pins to locate things on these kits , those that remain are useless due to age of the molds, as the pin/hole are not quite where they should be anymore. It’s 50 year old molds, us guys that build them understand it takes a bit more work than usual to make them nice. If you’re looking for a more precise fitting big rig kit, check out Italeri, they offer some US rigs that build up very nice, parts are crisp, fit well, and usually have no flash. They are multi part cabs, but the fit is very good. Downside is the price, but it is what it is I suppose. -
.....idiocracy......
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All I heard in that video was they had a big rig in development that was going to knock our socks off, no mention of new tool or anything. now, having said that, given the fact that there are a lot of movie tie ins to a lot of the releases, maybe we will get lucky and it will be a version of optimus prime from the transformers movies?
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May have to go Euro this time around.....
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Well, you know I’m in, gotta scour the stash to see what floats my boat....
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I can tell you that space was a premium on my 1:1 55 fairlane , the headers themselves fit fine, they are shorties, but the exhaust pipe itself on the drivers side had barely enough room to fit between all the stuff on that side.
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That Coronado kit was so bad that after putting together a few of the parts, it got boxed back up and put on the shelf......., total disappointment....., even after knowing the origins and age ......, be quicker to scratch build one out of wood...., and probably look better.....
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AMT 69 Chevelle chassis question
tbill replied to SCRWDRVR's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I’ve used the revell 67 chevelle pro street chassis or parts of it under a few different builds. With a little slicing and dicing it’ll fit almost anything.