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  1. chuckyr
    Kinda like in the Star Trek episode, "The Changling." When two space probes collide and repair each other, resulting in one bad "mama jama!"
  2. chuckyr
    Kinda like in the Star Trek episode, "The Changling." When two space probes collide and repair each other, resulting in one bad "mama jama!"
  3. chuckyr
    Relax!
  4. chuckyr
    Excellent models. Assist
  5. chuckyr
    Fantastic Tim. You and Peterbilt, class!
  6. chuckyr
    You have got to photograph all of logging rigs together.
  7. chuckyr
    I scanned it from an early 1990s ATHS "Wheels of Time" magazine's for sale section. I think the actual truck was green. If you look at that particular model it is actually a Diamond Reo Raider before the Raider was offered.
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  9. chuckyr
    Outrageous!
  10. chuckyr
    Why not try this one.
  11. chuckyr
    I read somewhere that those guys made some double bunk Astros. Could this be one? http://www.roadtransport.com/blogs/big-lorry-blog/2009/09/on-the-road-to-antarctica-with.html
  12. chuckyr

    Always on the lookout for interesting subjects!

  13. chuckyr
    That looks like the actual Italeri model!
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  15. chuckyr
    Take some pictures of it off of the pedestal, in a realistic setting.
  16. chuckyr
    Here is another Euro tractor that was available in the US. Mercedes Benz 1628s.
  17. chuckyr
    Nice model in a nice setting.
  18. chuckyr
    Great, will be looking foward.
  19. chuckyr
    Seeing your models is like seeing a history of the logging industry in the North West US.
  20. chuckyr
    Don't stop, get down!
  21. chuckyr
    Always nice to have craftsman give new life to a model.
  22. chuckyr
    Great!
  23. chuckyr
    Looks good Ben. What truck is it going in to?
  24. chuckyr
    Wonderful results! How about this one? PS, Lets see the valve panel.
  25. chuckyr
    Not much if you use an air brush. Also warming the spray can in tub of hot water will make the spray thinner. BTW, you're suppose to prime the plastic any way.
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