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Great Job!!...Looks very Mack to me..Nice color combination

Super job...Looks real to me. Very nice job on the weathering

Nice job....nice detail also..!!

Very nice...pretty intense working on small scale like that...Looking real good!!!

Welcome Vince, Nice to hear you are on here and basically in my back yard...Keep us posted on the KW...I`m from Darrington outside of Arlington

Super job on that two story freightshaker. very very clean!!!

Super job!!! Nice break on the paint job. So use to see them all white. ,,,,,,

Welcome Greg!! ...From a fellow modeler from the Arlington, Wa. area...A great place for ideas and information.....

Glad to hear the Big D is out of the way.....What part of Washington are you from.....I am up by the Arlington Wa. area

This is going to look good...Nice bumper...The Moose is Loose.LOL!!

Yes Scott, I live about 30 miles N.E. of Arlington up in the mountains. FYI there is a model show in Puyallup in May sometime In case you are interested....It is at the Elks Club

Hi Scott, Nice looking build you got going on there. looking forward to seeing progress/ finished product. keep us posted ...Where abouts in Washington are you from...?

Very nice work...looks great!!!!!

looking good so far...Sorry you have encountered flaws with the parts...It is either that or you get warped parts or excessive flahing...or better yet missing parts

Hi Jesse, I will give you my 2 cents worth on this topic and hopefully it will help. Yes I have built several of these California haulers before... I have also built several of the revell Peterbilt 359 snap tites and they are easy to build with good detail. What I like to use for the stretch is use pieces of original frame rails from the same kit. easy for me since I have plenty of those. I usually try to make the cut where there are no cross members involved and usually under the sleeper if you plan on using one. I have used some round sprue stock for the driveline or you could use some round plastic tubing from local hobby shop in that size. What i would do is cut the u-joint ends off original driveline and put them on new driveline. Also as for covering the new lengthened area I usually use some diamond plate from Don Mills or just use some plastic sheeting and cut to to size. Length and width. If I use diamond plate I will baremetal foil it and If I use regular flat plastic stock I sometimes paint it same color as as the frame or what ever your choosing might be...Hope this helps...I am sure others have their own way of doing this, ... Some when they cut the frame rails cut them at an angle on both ends,,,,I usually just cut them straight and together at the same time...Make sure you re-inforce the inside and over lap the seems for added strenght...Good Luck...Here is a picture of my " Project 350 "

Looks real to me...You out did yourself on detail and weathering...Looks great!!!!!

Nice build for a week long project...Those snappers are great...unlimited what you can do...Nice paint job

Hello Ruben, Welcome aboard. Happy to have you!!!!

Welcome earl, I too am from washington Sate...Welcome. I live in the North end and build semi trucks also. Great place to learn and see some great models by fellow modelers

Eat your heart out J.T. I got to see this model close up Sunday at our monthly model club meeting...It is all of that picture and more. The builder is our club president and as you can see detail is the name of the game here. Even I have not had a chance to see the trailers. Really looking forward to the finished project. I will talk him into posting more pics especially front ones.......

Nice job. really looks good. I really like the single stack look....You don`t see that much anymore especially on model trucks.....Looks good

I tried texting him but no luck, also tried calling but says that number is no longer in service. Tried to email but no answer. I am sure all is good probably just trying to get re-situated. Hope to hear from him soon. Will keep trying....

Welcome aboard Mike. You will have fun here I hope...I am sure you will

Nice save Kurt, and especially for being patient. Projects like this sometimes end up going air born... know what I mean...Looking forward to finished product