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Thats looking real good man

That came out good for your first time.

Two very cool cars they both look good.

Nice and clean build,and the engine bay looks real good also.

Nice build and color

Very cool VW,lot of nice scratch build on there also.

How about you send my model's to me. You Remember the deal WE made and then YOU turned things around and kept my models. The Deal was if I send you my models so you could use them as Masters YOU would cover shipping both ways cast parts and WE would make money. And if it didn't work out YOU would pay shipping to send my models back. Well it didn't work out and you still havn't sent my models back,thats been over a year now. Just in case you forget heres the list of my models that you want send back to me. Italeri 48 ft Reffer Trailer AMT R-Model Mack AMT Livestock van Revell of Germany Tri Axle Pete 4 -Air breathers A sheet of stainless

I have dealt with Eric at p&pvintage and Jerry at modeltruckin both are very good at what they do and very good people also. That first one to offer you something well I tried to work with him on something and got stuck on the deal so beware. If you want top of the line resin get it from Eric and decals from Jerry the reason I speak highly of them is because when I started buying decals and resin they where the first people I dealt with and I stick with what works.

Looking good,have to be adding that to the list and will be glad when the Trailers hit the store. Any chance of a KW W-900 in the future? Dave

Looks good so far.

Thats a nice looking truck,to bad its 1/32 scale,thats why I never built it. I thought about building one like it in 1/24 or 1/25 scale using the small one for reference.

This was my first time scratch building a chassis since I couldn't get the stance I wanted from the AMT chassis. The rear end came from the parts box . Rear Shocks Built from o-rings and tube plastic. It has front air shacks also they were built using photos from real car magazines,not perfect but good enough for me. Hers my 70 Chevelle with Air shocks in the back and fuel and brake lines. The front molded tie rods were cut loose and cleaned up then put back on for better looking detail. Scratch built front standard shocks. The Fuel tank cut in emblem is just a little custom touch to be different.

I myself have just about lost interest in building any models at this time. Personal reasons have caused that. However I have messed around with one lately and hope to get back into building again. I have been watching this one from the start and will be glad when there on the market'because I have plans for one with a custom o/o set up. This trailer will get me back in the mood to build again I beleave. Thank you again Dave for putting this trailer on the list for us to build. As for future truck's how about a W-900 L with square lights long hood aero sleeper and plenty of chrome.

Prayers said

Looks real good man.

Thats some cool trucks man

http://ppvintagekits.com Erick=Porky has some very nice resin parts Cabs,Hoods.and many more parts

Maybe its just me but I like the way the square pipes go with the tail lights,looks better than the round pipes.

Yea your right I missed that Earl

Tim I have said it before in other topics your in. You are the Peterbilt man. How about posting your link to your site on here for those who haven't seen how many cool correct ways that you can build a Pete. Great photos here for anyone that wants to build a correct 352

Nice start man

looks good man

Very cool man

Looks real good man

Very cool man