Carl127

I understand what you're saying, I'm not normally a real stickler on perfect accuracy as long as it looks pretty but this time around for me is different cause I'm trying to get as accurate a replica as I can of my real one. Also very nice looking models

Will 11r-24.5s fit on the kit? I notice it comes with 11.00-20s and I havent started any building yet but would the 24.5s fit under the hood?

I know about the different versions of the truck, I researched mine before and after I bought it, I'll have to figure out the suspension cause almost all T600s, especially the As and on, had KW 8 bag air suspension, very very few had spring suspension. I know the AMT kit has its issues but its the only T600A kit I've found with the hood style mine has, suspension, day-cab conversion, filer and all of that I can do, but I needed a good base to start with.

Yeah I know it'll be a job but I think it'll be kinda fun, plus honestly if it takes a while thats fine cause I wanna do it nice and I am doing this so that I have a little hobby project to last me awhile, I havent built a model of any variety in a few years so I'll have to relearn a few things. I see you mentioned body filler, are there places on this model where I'd need it even without the sleeper?

I just recently bought the AMT KW T-600A (non-canepa I believe) and I was wanting to build it differently than the model. I own a T-600 (a real one) and I was thinking it'd be real fun to make a mini duplicate of my old horse. The differences are as follows. My truck is a day-cab (no sleeper) has a single stack on the passenger side, a headache rack with a hazard light bar on top and lights added to the mirrors for hay hauling. What would be the best way to go about making all these mods? Pics for assistance and eye-candy Thanks for any help and I think this should be real fun