Lizardqing

Thanks. Yea I know about the coal, but me wood sitting there seemed to look better than nothing at all. That area is a real big and pretty monotnous.

This is the first of two I will be building. This one is pretty much OOB, me being me just could not leave it completely OOB. All though the only thing I did add was some firewood for the boiler. And let me tell you, spliting wood in July in GA about slap wore me out. This is the old AMT kit that pops up on Ebay pretty regularly. Been wanting one for a long while and scored two at once. The kit is pretty much your standard AMT kit from the era and very similar to the ALF trucks in that the stryrene is hard and don't like to glue to well , the decals completely blow and the fit is questionable in some areas. But all that just makes for the challenge we all seek right. Well that and no one else does anything close to this so might as well suck it up. Here's a few pics, well several actually, takes a few to cover the thing. Now for this one to head off to the auction block as promised to SWMBO as part of the deal for getting two. And how about a pose with some somewhat period fire gear? As always comments and complaints welcome.

Results are posted. Thanks Model Cars Magazine for helping out as well. http://scalefirehouse.com/2006%20Contest%20Results.htm

If you like them with flashing lights, then check out The Scale Firehouse. http://scalefirehouse.com

Thanks for the compliments guys.

New around here but see a few names I recognize. I build a bit of everything but I really get into fire trucks. So much so I threw together a little web site called The Scale Firehouse. Here's a sample of a few of my trucks.

I know it is short notice, just got online here. You do have till June 15 to get the pics in though. Just need the entires by June 1st. There are some great sponsors including Model Cars Magazine offering up prizes! Chris