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The Peter Plane
GLMFAA1 replied to Superpeterbilt's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Now to be really crazy make the cab work like a canopy. have the top of the cab slide back for entry or side entry like the razor back 'tangs' there's my 2 cents greg -
Is that the Revell/Matchbox/Airfix kit or the die cast? Boy do I have a black shadow story greg
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That is very nice, I found your fisherman Available from Preiser of Germany and Walther's in the USA greg
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Two of the Craziest "Funny Cars" ever kitted by Revell....
GLMFAA1 replied to RatRod's topic in Model Cars
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Very nice, Hope the milk is cleaner than the truck. greg
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BFI ordered two one for the corporate office then another went to New York city to a place where they held their board of directors meeting and was hung from the ceiling after the meeting. I can't recall what the business was called but they had memorabilia from each company that held board meetings there greg
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Who say news has to be bad, ugly or gory, Yea modeling is handed down to another generation. Just wonder how many times can the models be released before they are considered outdated as a dial phone, Always make memories when you can. Now for the goofiness, When I see this model I imagine Yul Brenner and Steve McQueen powering up the hill on this machine greg
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I built this model of a local dirt track race car for a mother to give to her son as a gift, Started out with several of the AMT modified kits to get the drive train and frame, The body is a 60 Falcon with home made bumper rails from brass tubing. All lettering is dry transfers on clear decal paper. Hopefully posted in the right spot as this isn't NASCAR or Drag greg
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Nice job, nice paint with the breaks, maybe I should have done my Titan fire truck with that paint scheme
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Of coourse there are extremeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDI6fvk3CtU
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Did this for a proposed scheme for the SOHIO tankers fleet. The blue strip on the tank wrapped candy cane style and the logo on the other side was in the rear side of the tank SOHIO sold to BP and out sourced delivery, so it did not make it any further than the model note: coiled lines greg
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Anyone thirsty? Ford pop truck
GLMFAA1 replied to GLMFAA1's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I used the evergreen grooved siding sheets for the roll up doors -
Started with the Titan cab cut the front face just below the windshield and turned it upside down to get the lights higher, then cut open the back and flared the edge with AMT/ALF pieces Next one is a KW cabover with 1/4 taken out of both sides of the cab length wise to narrow the cab width then filled in the grille and opened the back sleeper area and once again used flare edge from AMT/ALF kit. bottom front skirt is K&S corragated sheet metal Thought you guys would get a kick out of seeing some thing different greg
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Anyone thirsty? Ford pop truck
GLMFAA1 replied to GLMFAA1's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Holly was a local bottler. has gone out of business since greg -
Built this years ago for my neighbor who was a pop truck driver. Used 1/72 model airplane tires for hand cart wheels. greg
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Great looking rig, my only suggestion is mount the Q from the ALF. gotta make more noise than the Pete greg
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TV Tommy Ivo L700
GLMFAA1 replied to DodgeAddict's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Glad to be of help on this project greg -
The Peter Plane
GLMFAA1 replied to Superpeterbilt's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I could use the p51 decals. Is it gonna be merlin powered? let me know greg -
1979 Ford Bronco show truck
GLMFAA1 replied to GLMFAA1's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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On the container I used sheet for the sides then placed the uprights. Since the uprights are at an angle I used .010 thin plastic to make the sides of the uprights gluing the piece on then shaving it with an xacto blade along the upright which gave the wedge shape of the upright. greg