chuckyr

Wonderful! Erb decals no less. I can assume that the next kit will be a nice trailer to complement the Erb livery? Does Erb run reefers?

Superior work. How about a Mack?

Museum quality as usual.

Ok, I see your inspiration.

The Turnpiker was AMT's final attrmpt to squeeze a new kit out of the Pacemaker without making a new kit. Kind of like the AMT Kenworth T600.

The Cummins looks as if you could start it right up! I saw a MAC dump trailer that had a similar look as a project.

I'll bet some weathering on the models and some outside pictures will make those models indistinguishable from the real thing!

Tim, why the dump body?

This was made by Gary Wallace

You never disappoint Bitner.

The original transkit required you to either use another kit's breathers or purchase the machined aluminum breathers. No doubt the cost of offering aluminum breathers requires you to offer resin breathers.

The AMT kits have been out of production for years. Revell/Monogram periodically offer some kits. I think the Mack fire pumper is still available. I have heard rumors that the the Peterbilt 362 is due to be re-released shortly.

Ah! This is what modeling is all about.

I was being facetious. Hopefully, if the Lonestar is successful for Moebius, the next kit will be a modern trailer to complete the rig.

] Is this a coded message announcing the next Moebius truck kit?

What I was saying was that if you skim through the thread, a lot of questions you may have may be answered already.

One post. I suggest you start at the beginning of this thread.

Ha, exactly!

Definitely have check that place out if I ever venture in that area. I have found some rare kits at almost give-a-way prices at out of the way hobby shops.

What's the name of this hobby shop?

Models are meant to be built in my opinion . Even the rarest and most valuable. They are like Ferraris. Those that can afford them buy them and then put them under glass, whereas Enzo would turn over in his grave if he knew it wasn't driven hard! You may not get around to building it any time soon, but don't worship it, build it!

I really like this one. I have some lift axle Petes in store too. The mounting pads for the hood spot mirrors, what did you use?

Well executed with limited adornments.

Nice work. I like your style. I'm with you, I like the utilitarian, fleet look of truck models. You don;t see enough of them.