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Terry, you have this one looking really good! I like the raised height, makes it look better. be Well Gator

Dennis, I have to agree with JT. And after some of our conversations. Knowing your penchant for research and attention to detail. You in my opinion are right up there with some of the better model builders. And thanks alot for the info on the suspension!! Be Well Gator

Sam, The motor swap and plumbing look great! I agree with you about the front floats as well. Also like the fact that you've opened the doors on the cab. Never done that on a rig. I need to try it! be Well Gator

Looking real good there JT! be Well Gator

Great looking old binder in a classic paint scheme from back in the day! be Well Gator

Greetings Everyone, It is a happy day for me. I mangaged to find one of my Photbucket albums. So I am going to post a couple more pictures of some older models. Enjoy and all comments and ideas are welcome. be Well Gator This is an A-car dump. With a scratchbuilt removeable scow end. http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y507/gatorincebu/old%20models/MVC-005S_zpscba5b75c.jpg http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y507/gatorincebu/old%20models/MVC-003S_zps02dd315b.jpg http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y507/gatorincebu/old%20models/MVC-001S_zpscbe3fa4d.jpg http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y507/gatorincebu/old%20models/MVC-002S_zpsb50e505b.jpg http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y507/gatorincebu/old%20models/MVC-004S_zps0694bbc0.jpg Plus a couple of shots of the KW you have already seen.PLus the Pete and a International also a DAF dump, and the mechanics truck as well. Also there is a scratchbuilt rockbox I built for the owner of the Compnay I was working for in 2002. Oh and on the drop deck behind the Pete. Is a scratchbuilt trench box.

Well Done!! be Well Gator

Very nicely done box replica build! I always thought that the graphics were kinda hokey! But I do like vans. And I like that kit. It leaves lots of room for some cool detailing. Be Well Gator

Doug , Good job on the van. yes those van kits are a bit of a let down. But like you said. "there is a lot of room for improvement and individuality." be Well Gator

Groovy man! I can really dig it , like that is cool! Be Well Gator

Very nicely done! Be Well Gator

Very well done! be Well Gator

Real nice job on this daily driver. And yes it is always a very good idea to keep the old lady happy!!! Which is somethi ng I amstill trying to get right! But I keep changing oldlady's??? lol Be Well Gator

Nice job on both trucks. I like the bed rack! be Well Gator

Great job on a really lousy kit. You turned a sows ear in to a silk purse! be Well Gator

Cool work nice details. just needs a couple of surfboards!! Be Well Gator

Cool subject. Awesome weathering. Nice touch on the new sunvisor and headlight buckets! be Well Gator

Cool looking truck. Super nice paint job! be Well Gator

Awesome job on the weathering!!!!! be Well Gator

Cool looking rod . Lots of talent on display in the b uilding of this one! Be Well Gator

Now that is a question for others! But yes thinner than the bell wire with the insulation on it. I used to use that for the airlines on truck models. I quit doing the plumbing for two reason. One I was notenjoying it. And two back then I was not doing well finding things of a size that looked realistic. So now my trusks are detailed using paints and chalks and the like. I may venture into doing the plumbing on a truck, but who knows. You can also find some really fine wire in Radio Shack or computer stores. I will say this .I admire those that can add that kind of detail and make it look good! be Well Gator

John, Good looking pick em up. Another thing you might want to try for detaing is fine wire or even nylon fishing line if it is thin enough. back in the day we would use sewing thread with gulf wax on it so it wouldn't be fuzzy!!! Be Well Gator

Jim, Crazy little build. I bet is was fun! OH yeah I like the tag!!! Be Well Gator

Nice looking build. To me it is more reminiscent of a 50's custom truck. OR should I say .What I remember to be like. be Well Gator

Thanks Alain!