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PROUD member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers/Trainmen Teamsters Div 671...BLET is the oldest surviving union in the U.S. of A. I pray for everyone that has been injured OR lost their life in any work related accident and for the those along the gulf coast as well! Please take a minute EVERY day before you do that routine simple task and ask your self if it is safe to do so. GOD BLESS THE USA!!!!

Wow I like that...can I have it?

Off your question but tell your son a BIG Thank You from me for serving our country! Bruce in Fargo

Outside of the flooding didn't many parts of Florida need some of this rain?

one word......WOW!!

Loved 'em! and forwarded to friends and family in military.

THAT'S where my models went to!!!! Can I have them all back?! Nice score!!!

You must have posted the pics of your 1:1 Sunday ride. (which is outstanding by the way!) Plz now post pics of the build. Bruce

I found this by doing a ggogle search for Italeri models. I posted on another site and finally remembered tos hare here. Enjoy!! Bruce

Hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th! Please remember to thank a Vet today! So....THANK YOU to all the military vets out there!! What's your plans?! Bruce

Thank you for returning me to one of the good old days! Even if it was only for a few minutes.... Bruce

Nice work and it's a show winner!!

I like how you painted the rims and "scratched" the chrome look.

fuel stains on tanks?

Must be some pretty good kids that hang out at the Fat Boy. Hard to believe no one has put down any rubber when they were leaving the lot! Outstanding work on everyting. Especially the shine on all the cars. You are very talented!! Bruce ps...wish I could have grown up in these years. The music and the cars from this era are second to none!!!

Jerry, where in the world did you find the "bolts and nuts" decals? make 'em?

Marcos, save yor time and your gas. You can "mail this one in" as YOU WIN !!! I cannot imagine anything beating this. It is nothing short of fantastic!! Congratulations, you are very talented!! Bruce in Fargo

I think that your are talented Chris! Any of these your "dream ride" when you get older and can afford it? Keep building and keep posting. A question for you....the extended cab Chevy, what did you use to make the front deflecter shield? T.I.A. Bruce in Fargo

WOW! Nice, nicer and nicest!! Where did the idea for the build come from? Your skills are GR8 by the way, if I already didn't hint at that.... Bruce in Fargo

Kurt, Obviously you saw my post on TS.... I also posted here as the more ponds you go fishin' in the better chance of getting a bite! Thanx again for your help!!

First, I am looking for a couple of sets of rims that would work with Clint Freeman flotation tires. I want to use one set for the front of an AMT Pete wrecker. This has the front spindles and the rims snap on to said spindles. The AMT factory rims slide right through the CF tires. Does anyone know if the resin rims from American Industrial would work? Has anyone in fact tried AI's rims? They look really good. I suppose I could message AI and see if they would be of any help. I am also looking for a nicer tire, something more rubber looking. Something to use on the rear (drivers is the correct term?) I found some awhile ago and cannot find them back. Any suggestions?!!? Thanx in advance!! Bruce in Fargo

Nice, nice work ont the Ice Road truck. We have not had cable for over ten years. I have not been on the road in close to three years so I had not seen much cable tv. A couple of months agao we gave in and got a dish. A couple of Sat mornings ago I was surfing and came across the "Ice Road Truckers" marathon on the History Channel. While I kept busy with chores around the house, I/we watched almost 8 hours of the show. I do not know how much I had missed before I stumbled across it, but..... We really enjoyed it! By 'we' I mean my wife and 10 year old son even got interested in the last three or so hours. I had heard some about the show and found a book on e-bay. What everyone goes through to get all that equipment moved is unreal! Did "Polar Bear" ever sleep? Sorry for going off on a tagent but I'll place the blame on the Alaskan Hauler build for making me wander off subject !! Bruce in Fargo

works like this make ME feel like a gorilla with a pipe wrech and a chain saw. This is definetly one of the top 2 or 3 models I have ever seen. I am 48 y.o. ....

Thanks for looking Carl Avis NO! Thanx for posting!!!!! Outstanding work Carl. WOW is all I can keep saying when I look at your work!

Don't quit!! These are lessons that you are learning. You are learning more from the other members input as well. Heck, if I got anything right the first time I don't know what I would do..... You have found your way back to modeling now please do your self a favor and stay at it!!! Just remember rule # 1 Have fun! Bruce in Fargo