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- Birthday 06/06/1965
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Tim Houtman
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Fun with Foose
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Thank you guys very much really appreciate it. -
Thank you guys for all the good comments. I didn't know if somebody might be offended or not.
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The kit is AMT 23 delivery the last release of the kit. The back tires are Revell slicks with MPC funny car wheels. Thank you guys or the nice comments.
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Got it done. This is Auntie Freaks mobile boudoir. Not much room back there but everything working girl needs. Drinks, cash box, whore bath, and a bed. Thanks for looking. I forgot the red light.
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Fun with Foose
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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The second part of my Roth race team. Trailers next. Took the Revell snap 57 body and the Miss Deal rolling stock that had to be streached a little and used some of the decals from the Roth 57 kit. Just a fun build.
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$5 find at a thrift store. Broken door handle and missing a chain on tailgate. Thought the mirror was gone but was in the cab. All fixable.?
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Fun with Foose
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
You would think so. But the decal fitment was really hard on this too. You got to look at it as going from one messed-up body onto another messed up body. At a real car show this is a good 20 footer. Lots of red touch up. -
Fun with Foose
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
bent the a-arms up more to lower the front. Cut off the mounts on frame for rear axle to bing it down little bit. -
Take one Foose truck and Ed Roth decal sheet you end up with Ed Foose/Chip Roth ford. Painted with testors pearl white, wheels from the 29 kit and a clear bed cover.
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Dodge, REO, Ford, White, and Chevy
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
tbill, for the weathering all I used was some Testors wood paint a brown and black permanent marker and paper towel with some thinner on it. It was almost like real wood how the darker colors would stay in the grain. -
Dodge, REO, Ford, White, and Chevy
jackdog replied to jackdog's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Thanks you. I made the Pepsi machines by printing out pics of a machine from the 70's I found on the internet for sale that had nice front and side pics and glued them to sheet plastic. They don't have great detail but look good in the truck.