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'55 Chevy Cameo ZR-1 Re-posted Photos
Flynlo replied to Flynlo's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Thanks all for the compliments! I enjoyed building this. Biggest challenge was that the Corvette suspension was so much wider than the Cameo chassis. In hindsight it may have been easier to whip up a new chassis. -
Weathered 1971 Ford pick up
Flynlo replied to mikemopar70's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Looking god, I love the weathered paint! -
Kitbashed Ford Pumper Re-posted Photos
Flynlo replied to Flynlo's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Thanks for the compliments. With all of the talent on this forum it means a lot! BTW "Fido" was reassigned from his former duties on the Budweiser beer wagon model? Long time lurker, just shared my first posts this week but will be posting more and enjoying the ideas shared by others. -
Michigan and Indiana police cruisers Re-posted photos
Flynlo replied to Flynlo's topic in Model Cars
Thanks, it's easy to think of this generation Caprice as plastic blobs but there is actually quite a bit of bright work. Over the years, "research" on these was expensive. Luckily, helpful troopers will meet you on the roadside and even throw in a discussion of the posted speed limits in their respective states! ? -
IH Transtar 4300 Eagle
Flynlo replied to Nebcorn 008's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Nice job! I built one of these "back in the day" and I seem to remember the decals were really stiff, Looks like you beat them into submission quite well! -
Nice Job! a very clean build,
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Finished these years ago, just pulled them out for photos to post: Antennas are made from fine wire with styrene bases, Gumball light on MSP unit is made from a paint marker cap painted with Stoplight Red,
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Mack RM 686 4X6 with equipement snow plow.
Flynlo replied to mackd's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
it looks like the hooks may be there to hold tire chains? Looks about the right length to hold the chains unrolled to their full lenth and hung horizontally.