Jürgen M.

Looks pretty good! That engine tubing is far ahead of my knowledge! I'm not sure if I really want to learn that! It would mean loads of work more on builds to come! 😆

That's looking really nice Jeff! Those bolts are something. I've never tried those. Maybe I should. They're almost too small for printing, at least for a filament printer. Of course I would print them in place on the engine or where ever needed but these engine bolts are even too small for that! Popcorn and beer are in place, keep going!

Really nice stuff! Can't wait to see the yellow monster climb one of those! 😊

Maybe some should build a heavy duty truck with a flatbed for it? 🤔

Looks really nice! Love the colors!

Looks pretty good to me too Steve! I think the length is Just fine! Of course it's your build and your vision! Keep going!

Hope you don't have to walk the line with it! 😄 Looks really good! 👍

Looks perfect Steve! A classic American truck. The cab reduction looks just great. Even when you know it was shortened and "de-aerodyned" you can't see it. Very precise and clean job!

Maybe they put some sort of long cage box on it to transport the cotton?

Wow! I must learn this plumbing stuff! Especially which line goes where. Just amazing what it does to the authenticity of an engine and the whole truck.

Looks great! Has something Yin-Yang like! A dark side and a bright side combined in one truck!

That's gonna be a nice looking Pete! Especially the modern touch created by the rectangular head lights. Good idea to also make cab lights and horns the same shape! Keep going!

Looks really nice! Color combo fits well! Good job! 👍

At first sight it looks like they put the cab on the wrong way! With that long chassis you could make a steel or lumber truck out of it.

Jeff, Im sure this is gonna be far more than mediocre! Can't wait to see this grow! Hope you guys left one seat vacant in the front row?

A cabover with a set back front axle? Don't think I've ever seen that before! Looks interesting!

Thanks very much Guys! Actually yes, I have thought about that epoxy stuff. I'll have to gather some more information about it. Saw some tutorials about it but they don't give you much info on the application itself and If the stuff smells, ...! The idea is in fact interesting though! Thanks for the suggestion.

I did think about making wider rims but since the axle was a bit wider (it's the one I had exchanged on my K100 build cause it was too wide) the wheels would have been too far outside the fenders. I tried out a few different variations and even printed a few to try it out but this was the best solution! Anyway, I again learned something new and I thank you for the English lesson! 😄

OK, thanks! Actually I thought about putting wider tires on the front axle but they wouldn't have fit. I'm glad I was able to put the Revell soft rubber tires on.

Guess I can call the truck finished! I decided to post it "under glass" when the trailer is finished too and so the whole rig!

I added marker lights to the tank along the sides and front and rear!

Well done! It's always a good feeling when you approach something new and then get such a great result! I'll be watching!

Wow, thanks! I do try to design parts so the printing result is as good as possible but the printing lines still come out and are hard to hide. I may actually do one or the other buyable kit again and pimp it with styrene!

Jeff, you created a masterpiece! You had a vision and never let it slide away till you reached your goal! It's not just getting this kit together straight but you turned it into a rare and realistic looking truck model! Thanks for sharing it with us!

Looks just awesome Jeff! Thanks for having us take part in this marvellous build!