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  1. angelo7
    Love the Vietnam Service ribbon in the grill.
  2. angelo7
    One of my favorites. When Ba Baa Black Sheep TV Series came out so many years ago, I remember I did one with folding wings and all. The box art of the kit was beautiful.
  3. angelo7
    That's right. I painted it gold sometime after I took that first picture. The other picture is from a real truck. The base is left in chrome.
  4. angelo7
    The one I'm looking for. I'm not 100% sure if it was molded in orange.
  5. angelo7
    You would not believe how much I paid for mine.
  6. angelo7
    A Mack.
  7. angelo7
    Hi Pierre. I'm from Puerto Rico also (Caguas). Welcome to the forum. You will find all the help you'll need here, and then some more. This is a great forum. I see modified Japanese cars like your model here in Florida all the time.
  8. angelo7
    I was looking at it at Walmart but it looked too thick. I ended up buying a white Nylon thread. I have to paint it but I guess it will do.
  9. angelo7
    Thank you guys!
  10. angelo7
    I'm working on a 1/25 Peterbilt wrecker but it does not include the towing cable. What's a good "steel cable " for this scale?
  11. angelo7
    Thank you. That's what I'll do also.
  12. angelo7
    Specifically on trucks, do you guys assemble the chassis first or engine or other parts and THEN you paint it?
  13. angelo7
    Great tip Andy. The idea is to warm up the part enough so you can bend it a little and bring it back to the correct position. Then you can use some masking tape to force the part in the opposite direction for a few hours. I warm up my parts by waving them on a stove top, not too close. But the water method is safer.
  14. angelo7
    Check this one! http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=92381&hl=
  15. angelo7
    As far as I know, yes, they were all the same.
  16. angelo7
    In all sincerity. I like it a lot. Beautiful bus. Been thinking on buying one myself.
  17. angelo7
    They came in truck kits in the 1970s.
  18. angelo7
    Thank you so much Sean!!
  19. angelo7
    I'm still trying to find an image of the back part of the flier in my first post.
  20. angelo7
    Tom, look at what I just found on Ebay.
  21. angelo7
    This is more interesting than I thought. Thank you guys!!
  22. angelo7
    Let's see a picture of that box John. And, how did you guys find out about doing the kit for the company. Newspaper ad, modelers club, TV ads?
  23. angelo7
    Great info, Thank you!!
  24. angelo7
    These kits and many more were actually built and then photographed for the box covers. What happens to these trucks afterwards? Do they sell them or put on storage? Just wondering.
  25. angelo7
    Like your ideas too Roger. Thank you!
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