chuckyr

Dave, Back in the halcyon days of model truck kits, Ertl sold their International Harvester model truck kits through International Harvester truck dealerships and their John Deere models kits through John Deere dealerships. Will Moebius adopt the same approach with this and possibly future International kits?

WRONG! The Revell of Germany Beall tanker would go perfectly!

Can't wait to slap some paint on it and super detail that thing!

Congratulations! I'm sure they will become excellent reference material as well as valuable memorabilia. I'm not familiar with this particular company. Please post some background information on them.

The box art for the Hudson Hornet has been released, and nice box art it is. I can only imagine what the box art for the Lonestar will be?

OK, now that will require lots of polished bright work and photo etched detailing.

So far as I know, there are very few large scale official decals for big rig trucks. I know there are some aftermarket guys doing some things, but someone like Microscale offer no 1/24th-1/25th scale truck decals. With all of the HO scale things Microscale has, it would seem very easy for them just to scale the art work up. Some current truck logos would go great with modern kits like the Italeri Peterbilts, Volvos and up coming Lonestar.

Thanx!

Due soon.

I think "25" is an engine code.

Try reading the post again.

Looks like she's getting prepped for the oil shale fields!

Not bad indeed!

Looks like you took great care in building it.

Gortsema sold out to RNK. RNK sold out to AITM. AITM has a back log of unreleased resins. From MT&FA to Illini. He is remasterig most and casting them in a modern resin. He is a one person operation.

Close match

Kinda similar Bitner:

http://modeltrucks.pcfox.net/Marmon/marmon.html

"Good Work!"

Kinda like in the Star Trek episode, "The Changling." When two space probes collide and repair each other, resulting in one bad "mama jama!"

Kinda like in the Star Trek episode, "The Changling." When two space probes collide and repair each other, resulting in one bad "mama jama!"

Relax!

Excellent models. Assist

Fantastic Tim. You and Peterbilt, class!