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Correct lug nuts and acorn nuts and threaded studs are available from other sources, but they are another fortune. If I could afford theses wheels now, I would get them.

Nice to see you included the trailer hoses. That is always a missing ingredient to making a model look real. Revell offered this kit.

A list of all 1/32nd Scale Model Trucks ever made. From my recollection: AMT (Matchbox/Ertl) Ford CL 9000 cab over Ford LTL 9000 conventional w/sleeper Mack Superliner conventional w/sleeper Mack Superliner wrecker Kenworth K100 Aerodyne Kenworth W900 Aerodyne w/sleeper Fruehauf Reefer Trailer Fruehauf Dry Van Trailer Monogram Mack R Ford Aeromax 120 Kenworth T-600A Freightliner Conventional Freightliner cab over Kenworth K100 Aerodyne Kenworth W900 Aerodyne w/sleeper GMC General Chevy Bison Peterbilt 359 Peterbilt 352 Fruehauf Gasoline Tanker Fruehauf Reefer trailer Fruehauf Dry Van Trailer Mack Pumper Fire Truck Kenworth T-600A w/ Race Team Trailer Ertl International 9670 cab over Volvo N10 conventional Esci Volvo F12 Volvo F12 Globetrotter 20 ft Intermodal trailer w. container Euro covered trailer Log Trailer Entex Ford C800 Moving Type Van Ford C900 cabover w/sleeper & 28 foot trailer Did I miss any?

That Entex Ford was ment to be used as a back drop for 1/32nd scale slot car track dispaly. It was a well made kit.

You are off to another classic. The cab light bars are a feature that is common and I want to do on a subject I have been wanting to tackle.

Microscale "O" gauge decals are a close fit for 1/32nd scale. My Ford CL9000 trailer uses there decals.

NATO would be proud of that one!

The Boley Trailer is nice. They make an all white one that would be preferable to the International promo item, if you are not an Intentional collector.

Too bad none of them are post WWII subjects.

I'm curious. I heard somewhere that Monogram had plans to add a 1/32nd scale Ultraliner Magnum to their catalog back in the mid 1980s, but dropped it when Revell purchased them. I never heard of a 1/32nd scale Cruise Liner.

Italeri will have new North American trucks in the future.

Some trailers from the De-Elegant Truck Model fleet http://www.de-elegantmodeltrucks.com/

http://forum.truckmodelworld.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=5545&p=3

KFS makes a resin CL9000 transkit. Better hurry it will be discontinued soon. Italeri makes a LTL 90000. Kit can be found in the reissued Ford/Bro wrecker kit.

Hey Dave, Thanks to you and all involved for making the LoneStar project a success. Number two should be a modern 53 foot stainless reefer and number three should be the ProStar!

Furthermore... I don't know, nor have I ever met this guy, but he does have "skeels" Just because you may perceive someone else to have better skills, does not diminish someone else's. talents. My

Ben, he made his own tires! Don't hate.

Brochure condition.

This thread should be under the pick up topic.

Truck Model World forum has quite a few talented modelers who post.

Canadian National

Early on in to the T2000 production, they were speced mostly with Cummins N14s.

I had hopes of eventually doing a Stevens Tran port.