anarximis

thank you

if you wouldnt mind could you send a picture or two everyone gets glue on windows to tell the truth most of what i know i learned off youtube

but iam going to be putting in another set of drive axles i wish i had something with the same suspension but the only thing i have is the rear end of a international 4300 that i can hopefully get to fit

wow thank you your one of the best builders i have seen one this site and you just said it looked good thank you again

I got the idea from a guy on pinterest and to tell the truth thats who iam building it for

will post more pics soon waiting for the weather to break so i can do so painting

nice build

I went to school to operate heavy equipment and with wheel loaders the bucket is the hardest to weather to look real from what ive seen an this is really really close depending on how you want it to look and how well used you want it grease points are a big wear and tear the equipment I ran was by no means top of the line but you could definitely tell which piece of equipment had been miss treated and not maintained correctly.

would you be willing to make a set of hood hinges that I could buy or trade for

I wish i had the talent to add that kind of detail

I got some custom pipes to

I am also going to put a huge sleeper on it thats what the sheet is for it going to be a little taller than this one though

that red frame is for the amt peterbilt 359 but the frame for the 352 is just a little bit shorter but in this case Iam doing my first frame stretch

congrats, teach him well

it shows true to me.

true

iam going with the top

okay thanks, what I was thinking with the window was having a clear piece (for the glass of course) and having a curtain behind it but iam not sure what to do about the windowsill it's self

any tips on adding what looks like doors to the outside of sleepers and windows (mainly the widow frame)

thanks I actually have one and never thought of using it for that

I use a razor saw (mitre saw)

here is a mock up pic (from some scrap I had) The frame is from a stock peterbilt 359 I dont know why it put two of the first one thats one to try in the future

wow that pretty cool

this have a 190 inch sleeper so not much bigger

okay think you and I'am actually building it for a friend and those are the measurements he gave me and I've figured the truck is to be some where around 3 feet long one front axle and four drive axles but thanks for the tips