chuckyr

Nuff said!

How about Peterbilt 567, 115" bbc?

That resin kit was originally cast by the British aftermarket Kit Form Services back in the early 2000s. KFS recently sold the molds to Models By Dave. It's been around for a while. Where have you been?

By whom?

Good stuff.

Nicely done.

Did you get your kit?

Good job.

Keep your shirt on!

Tim says shooting for a Spring release.

I did. I got the information from "The Source". Stevens International has had it listed for several months now. I don't know how long it takes for a 40 foot shipping container of model kits to be unload from a massive container ship from China, unloaded at the distributor and the kits sent to retail outlets. I would think Moebius is still run as a separate entity, event though they were bought out by Pegasus Models. I am surprised it has taken this short of a time considering the Worldwide Covid pandemic.

What kit maker. There are many model kit manufacturers.

As of late December, 2020, I was told the FB trailer kit was on the boat.

A Western Star would be nice. Both Freightliner and WS share similar components. A KW T680 would be nice too. Used by a lot of fleets and O/Os. How many Ford pick ups do you need?

It's a scale model. You aren't going to actually drive it. ? Can you name any big rig model we are "drowning in", other than Peterbilt after Peterbilt subject?

I have no idea why a model company would waste their valuable capitol making new tooling for a truck subject that is ancient unless it is an historical subject when there have been so many interesting truck subjects today. Trucks did not stop evolving since the 1970s. I vote for a Freightliner Cascadia Evolution, the most popular truck tractor on the American roads today. BTW, we do need more trailer kits.

I'll believe it when I see it!

Nice.

Reissue.

Fantastic!

Gimmicks!

Does it come with a tractor?

Fantastic!