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Thank you

This shorty is really cool. Like it!

Thanks to all for your friendly comments.

Fantastic weathering, looks like a real truck!

Great paint job! Very clean!

Thank you very much. Brian, today i get a info, the next package from Dave lies on the custom office. I can pick it up on monday, on this time a GMC 530 and the Marmon Transformer Edition is in the package. I can't wait ...

Looking great! I remember of these trucks here in the old days in Europe.

Very Nice! I love the color, good paintjob!

Hello Together. The Last six month did not leave much time for working on models. But now one is ready which i will you show. The Peterbilt 350 Conversion Kit from A.I.T.M. I build it up after a picture which i found on Hanks Truck Forum. The Rims and wheels are from Double Take Replicas. On the front axle i use Italeri Tyres with with the rims of DTR. Unfortunately the rims are too small. Therefore i put a stripe of styrene on the rims and now it matches perfectly. I try to realize many ideas, specially thanks to Juergen (Plastheniker) for the techniques on windows and dashboard. Thanks for looking in. Hope you like it. Best Wishes to all, Michael

Fantastic Job! Looks like a real truck.

Absolutely fantastic Mack!

Thank you.

Thank you all. I had not much time in the last six month for all of my projects. But in few days i will show you my newest build, a Peterbilt 350 from A.I.T.M. Greetings to all, Michael A little Preview:

Looks really great!

Very nice Thomas, i like this kit.

Awesome! I must buy this conversion kit.

Many many thanks to you. I've mounted the walls, roof and front. Now i must sand and fill and sand... Greetings, Michael

Yes, thank you very much. I think the goodyear high miler is the best choice.

Looking forward to your build Gino. Have the wheels from moebius the same size as the amt wheels?

Thanks Terry, it was not so easy to dimantle the trailer. It is bolted but you cant not reach the bolts because the floor is snaped with eight plastic-pins so i must use a saw to separate them. But it is easy to rebuild the trailer. No one will see that is was dismantled.

Wonderful, looking awesome!

This Ford looks really great Jacobus.

Hello to all, for my Kenworth Bullnose i want to build up a trailer of the fifities. Unfortunately there is no kit available, so i must a little bit improvise. The trailer should look like this: I used this kit and a Die-Cast model from Ertl. I dismantled the trailer from the GMC model and cast the front of the trailer in resin. The fifty trailer is not so high and not so long as the 40 ft. dry goods trailer. Therefore i cut of some parts from the walls of the Ertl kit. On the right side of the trailer there is a door, i shortened the walls to just the door. Next step is to shorten the floor and the roof and fit the height of the back doors. Hope the result will look like the trailer on the picture. Greetings, Michael

Thank you very much. I'm really glad, that you all like it. Juergen, if the trailer is ready i will take more pictures. I just began to build a '50 Great Dane Trailer and i will show you what i do under the workbench. The second step on my resin experiences. Greetings to all, Michael

I am overwhelmed by the comments, many many thanks to all of you. I have converted some photos to black and white and have an idea for an trailer. Want to clone the front of these Ertl GMC 950 with Great Dane trailer. Have fun with the pictures. Have a nice weekend and best regards, Michael