1930fordpickup

To bad those are not in 1/25 scale They would be nice for a van or cab over delivery truck.

How far off is the front if a nascar front end.

Didn't Tamiya make a YJ

The Jeep she drove is a CJ7. The only CJ7 that I know of is the Monagram 1/24 jeep. The other Jeep released before was also the same CJ5 Jeep tooling . They both build up to a nice Jeep. Carl the easiest way to tell visually is the doors. .

Yes, that Jeep is also wrong.

I will bite my tongue on this hit tooic for me. I dont need to be banned or put in time out. You are not wrong Lenny.

Prayers for your brother, Mike. As we get older it is mentally tougher on us all.

Looks great as always Pat, Nice work.

As Long as you are not trying to build a step side style truck it should mot be too bad. Sure it will not be easy and you may not know until you have built the interior and install it in the cab. You would have to build long wheel base trucks though. A curb side model is what you are making then. What you while a trucknis sitting on the curb. No engine or chassis detail is required but be done if you want. Many people just use a flat piece of plastic and fifure out a way to attach the wheels. A styling study like the clay models the auto companies made back in the day.

I have the delivery in my stash only. I have not attempted to build it. They are rather ugly to me so that may be why it is unstarted. That being said I am glad that these have been given new life for those that like them more than I do. This is truely great news for the hobby.

Truly sad news. Prayers for all family's involved.

5 minute epoxy does have a shelf life before it is mixed and cured. Once it is cured and on a shelf they should be fine. For parts to be falling apart now it may be your prep work, unless the epoxy was old. When the epoxy starts to get stiff just pushing it out of the tube, it is getting old. .

I think all of the Plymouths trucks they made in the late 30s and early 40s wers nice.

Another odd ball only sold a year that are easy on the eye. Plymoiths

1937 International above. One of my favorites.

All I have seen are snow plows and salt spreaders, lately. I did see a first gen Camaro a few weeks before Christmas. Normaly they are all in their dens by Thanksgiving.

95% of the current problems with the post office are all Management caused ideas and decisions. They already have the golden retirement plan and that is the problem. Going any deeper with that will get me banned for breaking the rules. LOL

Those are from the little red wagon. I checked my kit today. Is there a hub cap in the Duster kits? AMT. The Demon kits do not have them. .

I will see what I have when I get home. I am not holding my breath that I have what you need.

I took a screen shot of Icemans selection of rims and hub caps for mopars. I did not see them on Texas3d page.

Now thay is cool. Looks like a typical farm modified for the application .

The truck came put nice. Colors fit the rims.

Welcome aboard Chris.

You had me at Oldsmobile. This is going to be very cool.