DRIPTROIT 71

You make this scale look good. Very nice work! Looks great!

Looks good! It’s held up well!

Thanks for the picture!

Just about have the chassis ready. It’s looking like a truck anyway.

Mine too, but I missed this round. Maybe he’ll offer some more later.

Wow! That looks awesome!

I like it! Great job! I’ve been considering getting one of these myself. I’m glad that you posted this one!

I knew this would be good! It looks like an Awesome start. Looking forward to seeing more!

Thanks Lee!!

Awesome work! It looks great!

Nice looking build!

Very nice!! I like it!! You’re making me want to build something shiny too!

I like like your take on this one! Nice work!

Looks great, but fragile. You’re braver than me. I would have probably broken it already. Looking forward to seeing more!

What would be the possibility of someone 3d printing the back wall of the WT9000?

Here is a little bit of a top view, but it is distant. You probably have some of these, but here are some under cab shots. You can see the rear of the cab sits in the middle where a daycab would end. Everything else that I have is probably the same or less than you have. If you are looking for anything else, let me know.

Thanks Justin! Thanks Jeff! Me too! Thanks Tommy! Fleet trucks are my favorite. Thanks Seth!!

Thanks. Microscale Micro Set and Micro Sol.

I will check tomorrow for more pictures. My cab was made by Back Yard Shed. I modified the rear of the cab to be more like the 1:1 and allow the breather to be under the cab like my reference truck. You probably already know this, but these were L series trucks. LN 1000 single axle, inline diesel LV 1000 single axle, v configuration diesel LNT 1000 Tandem drive, inline diesel LVT 1000 Tandem drive, v configuration diesel Here’s the one that I built several years ago.

I used to have a lot of reference pictures from where I built mine. I will have to look tomorrow. Are you building a daycab?

There is a vent under the raised section similar to what is on the side of the sleeper.

Oh man! This is going to be good!!!

Tom, you are definitely the authority when it comes to the W series. Thanks for the input. I still want your W cab by the way. ?

I also have this one that I haven’t even touched yet and don’t know when I will. It’s a 1950 Ford 4 door, flathead v-8. I don’t like the grille and bumpers that have been put on it. It is sitting behind my father-in-law’s 57 Desoto.