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The Brush

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  1. Thanks Ben, I downloaded a diagram of the spring & scaled it to size, made a template from wood, the bottom arc, then built up the springs with strips of plastic card from there the rest is from photo`s, The brake chambers should be more angled downward next time. Thanks Graham.
  2. Great work on this one, Those printers are very handy,
  3. Hi, Thanks for the replies, Heres a few more pics. I have made 3 frames-2 for the first builds & 1 to make a mould from, Also 3cabs + cleaned up parts & assembled to make the suspension & axles.I only had a normal axle to convert so for now it will have to do.till i get one with an offset diff, I used the half engine which can be cut out to fit a full engine
  4. Hi, I decided to finish off a couple of unfinshed projects, This is a build started a few years back, Mack F700, using a cab front from the pumper the rest is scratchbuilt. I had good intensions to build a few variants so i made a mould, Cab could also be used for a Brockway & Hayes. The rest of the truck will also be scratch built or adapted to a mack r frame if one ever became available, I have`nt seen any for sale lately. Heres a few pics to start us off.
  5. Fantastic job, a well detailed model.
  6. Hi Happy new year. Great work on the trailer, Looks good.
  7. Very nice build, paint & finish is superb, well done
  8. Hi Great work on the kenworth, details really make it. I used that same colour on my Mack b61 but over a silver ground coat to lighten it a bit more. Graham.
  9. Hi, I thought i would post these pics of a scratchbuilt 1/24 diamond t i built many years ago, I used a 1/72 model to scale up from. Having no room to display larger models now i have decided to start selling some off this being the first.Made from plastic card with italeri hard tyres airbrushed green. spare parts & resin bits. back drop is printed vinyl.
  10. As always very impressive build & great colours well done.
  11. Nicely done, Its good to thin the spares out a bit also.
  12. Thanks Steve ,your comments are welcome. Now what shall i build next?.
  13. Thank you , appreciated.
  14. Thanks for the comments, much appreciated
  15. Hi, Finally taken pics of finished pete, Based on one of the first from the factory or so the photo caption said.Scratch built with homemade resin bits & few kit spare parts, I altered a amt kenworth aerodyne bumper to fit rather than a straight type. Trailer & cat dozer are another build from a few years back & just for a look to see them together. Thanks for looking.
  16. Looking good, plenty yo keep you busy.
  17. Hi, Very clean, looks great. Well done First truck kit i bought back in the 70`s, still got it but nowhere near as good as this .
  18. I like the older day cab trucks, This is a great build well done.
  19. Hi, Very nice builds, as always your choice of colour (color) is great.
  20. Hi, A superb build, With all that detail it would pass as a larger scale. Your photos are very good also. Graham.
  21. Your hard work has paid off, This is a gem nice one. Graham.
  22. Good to see this back & coming along nicely, Impressive.
  23. Hi, Another nice build, I like the wheels on this one. well done. Graham.
  24. Thanks you, Appreciated.
  25. Thanks for the info, I do intend to put 1mm vinyl round the outside to make the gaskets thicker.
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