Edward Gore

This is my current kitmash project in 1/25. This is a pre-CUCV and pre-MILCOT of a U.S. NAVY '55 Chevy Step Side Task Force Second Series. The prototype pics are from my dad's film footage when he was enlisted. The iSheets indicate location for these exhaust parts, but there are no holes for the pins. I had to drill hole at 1/16" through the top side of the chassis frame part. thanks for looking.... build continues...

wow this [mine] is a delayed response. Thanks for all the replies and suggestions info. I just started this PU truck project and will start a build log in "On the workbench" forum Your help will be very helpful. Thanks again

huh weird. Yeah send them a letter because I saw the contents on another site and it appears to include 1 chrome sprue

yes, very cool

Fine Scale Modeler MCM Equipment Echos - journal of the Historical Construction Equipment Association Military Machines International Military Miniatures in Review - whenever I see them at shows or the news stand After the Battle Traditional Rod & Kulture Illustrated - haven't seen these lately though

I like how you think!

oh ok. Thanks for the detailed info. So it sounds like the tooling are the same for both cab bodies

Wow, this is a great, real life scenario, build

Those are a couple of Hot Truck builds. Nice paint too. With exception to badging and the grille, what is the difference between the AMT '57 and '55 PU cabs? I think I read about the bottom of the side window lines somewhere, but anything else? Thanks

I like it This is an advanced modeler kitmash project

"Over 10" tall" that's a pretty big model

your wood grain effect is very convincing and realistic looking. What size is the model/figure? I'm trying to picture the general size of the whole model

I like that, "4x4 MK2 Humber Pig Internal Security APC" about half way down the page. Full interior and engine compartment details

is this the AMT/ERTL 3100 kit?

I have 2 of those old 1/24 ESCI kits. They were boxed as LAND ROVER 109 PARATROOPERS kit# 3037 warlord "technical" vehicles would be a cool idea!

issue #159 arrived in my mail box this week. I dig that "Model Car-Toons" and the variety of subjects in MCM

bought the Monogram MACK "R" CONVENTIONAL and Fruehauf Tanker in 1/32, today http://www.revell.com/model-kits/snaptite/85-1961.html

That is the kit you need for the guns that would work for Frankenstein's 'Stang from the movie or you can find a couple of M-163A1 Vulcan kits in 1/35 for the guns. nice little kit, M. Stoneman!

Very nice progress and details on this SB!

Ok, I just emailed Sherri. I hope I get one.... I hope... I hope I hope ....

I'm a current subscriber to the print magazine. Was I suppose to receive Issue #157 Contest Annual? magazine cover I didn't... yet?

ok, I found a post with pictures here. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=42420&st=20 thanks for looking

does anyone have this kit and can post some (sprue shot) images of these wheels and hubcaps from this kit? http://www.elmcityhobbies.com/shop/images/REV4274.jpg Revell '69 Chevy Nova COPO "Central Office Production Order" 1/25 scale Revell Muscle series if you don't need them, I can buy them or trade let me knows

does anyone have this kit and can post some images of these wheels and hubcaps from this kit? http://www.elmcityhobbies.com/shop/images/REV4274.jpg Revell '69 Chevy Nova COPO "Central Office production Order" 1/25 scale Revell Muscle series

ok, thanks for the heads up and reply