iamsuperdan

Thanks. That's how I do it as well.

I constantly say that I need to make a dent in the stash before I buy more kits. Then I go buy more kits.

That essentially makes this advertising, which we currently do not do. Anyway, this is being discussed behind the scenes. In the meantime, it's off to the Resin section in Industry Corner.

Believe me, as the former owner of a 2018 model, I am very seriously considering making one of these my next truck. I miss that old silver beast.

Not really obscure or discovered, but this is a new favourite. Was just released yesterday! Mammoth WVH - aka Wolfgang Van Halen - aka Eddie's kid. He played all of the instruments and did all of the vocals himself. Excellent song, touching video. I like that he's not trying to sound like Van Halen.

Nicely done! Really like your colour choice.

Those tires are a much better fit for these trucks. On the real thing, the tires don't fill the wheel wells as fully as they do on the stock kit. This one I delivered to a client a couple of weeks ago.

Excellent work so far! I love these kits. Have a stack of them in the stash, and plan to eventually build all of the liveries I've found for these. I think I'm up to 6.

I did just the opposite of you. I built the Canepa, now deciding if I even want to built the T600A I have. not an easy kit to assemble, because of all the issues you've mentioned. Nice job though.

It wouldn't surprise me to see Tesla come up with something wacky like this. I mean, this is a company that builds Spaceballs references into their cars' programming.

The fact that he's posting other people's work is throwing me off.

Modern Ferraris. Wee little cars for tiny people who don't care that after 8000km, the interior will start to fall apart. THey look good from the outside though.

Where did you source the CNTL decals from?

Glad to see this one back!

On a related note...

Actually, these things are still built on the current E-Series chassis, which has been around basically unchanged since fax machines were still commonplace. Most are build on the E450 chassis, but the E350 is still available. These are still available with the 6.8L V10 gas engine, as well as the 6.2L gas engine from the F-Series Super Duties. And these vans aren't going anywhere any time soon. At work, we've started getting our 2021 E450s in, with the 16ft Transit Classik aluminum cubevan bodies. We order literally hundreds of these each year. And we have our initial orders placed for the 2022 E450, also unchanged.

Works out to about $250 CDN.

Dang. This is the kind of thing that is going to make me take the plunge and buy this kit. Wifey's gonna kill me when she sees the cost. lolz

I think I might just pick one of these up.

Groovy!

Trying to picture how one would access the engine.

Sad news indeed. But on the flip side...they're all together again.

I'm confused. Why are you posting pics of something you didn't build?

Dang. There was a kit of the Hyundai Stellar?! Add that to the list. My second car was a 1986 Hyundai Stellar GSL. Had it for a year, was an awesome little car. Had a rather inglorious end though. Turned out pretty good, considering it literally rolled down a mountain.

Excellent work!