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Does anyone know...
Madd Trucker replied to Ben's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
From looking at the site looks like a bloke named Doug Musey built it -
so far 3/4 finished with can do till a proper cab and hood comes out so going with a 359 verzon of a heay tow truck got a frame streched way out for anouther build a 377a almost finished and beal tanker as well also 3/4 finished with a 40 year old AMT T bucket and laid out a B Train tanker set also laid out a Log trailer from an old Italeri trailer kit Ihave roughly 7 more weeks to complete every thing I have going on so far adding in havea Detroit painted and detailed and a Kitty detailed and painted
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Does anyone know...
Madd Trucker replied to Ben's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
I would like to know as wel so would Highway what site did you find it on -
Am I missing something here?
Madd Trucker replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
In the 90s and further back AMT did sponcer a model contest in conjuction with the World of Wheels car shows and Street Rodder magazine my daughter took a first place and best of show at the last World of Wheels when it was held in the DC Armory in doing so it put her in the National show held in Detroit at Cobo Center in which she won the over all in the Junior class that was in 1996 the last World of Wheels show for the show sesion. Engraved on the throphy is 1995 Model Car Nationals presented by AMT -
American Loggers
Madd Trucker replied to Mr. Can Am Garage's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Ihavhe been kicking the idea around of doing his new truck and one of thier trailers -
Volvo VN 670 with Flatbed B-Train
Madd Trucker replied to Twist67's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Chris do show good pics of the frame when you install an engine in your Volvo Ihave two I want to put engines into the B train looks good -
Acrylic, Enamel ?
Madd Trucker replied to Van Halen's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I use both on my models and never had a problem with any except one was Model Master aluminium which took three days to dry I like the Vallejo and Bager for the range of colors and use Tamiya clear red , yellow and orange for marker lights also it would depend on the color you want to use at the time but as I stated I never had any problems with enamels or acrylics -
Thanks Old Coyote that was what I was looking for now I can finish both of them up
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The Moebius Lonestar
Madd Trucker replied to Art Anderson's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
When visiting my daughter some time back Ihad the opertuity to look over a new Lonestar at a dealership down the street from her I wil say I have always beena Pete KW and Ford truck man but if I was to get backinto driveing I think it would be in the Lonestar when Volvo introed thier new VN series Ihad the opertunity to see the one where I worked at ordered being built from stat to finish at the plant herein Va Iam now waiting on a brochuer on the Lonenstar from International to add to my files of other Trucks -
The Pete 353 is already out I saw a build of it on anouther forum it is called Western Life
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Iam going to attept a build of the 22 jr dragsters the red and silver ones I would like to know where the cute lines would attach to at the frame any help will be greatful
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whats going on with me
Madd Trucker replied to Madd Trucker's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Hey Whale pleading the 5th laughing but yes I am one of you all andhave been sence I was 13 am 62 now -
I finaly got the paint for the Detroit engine and waiting onthe Cat yellow to comein broke down and bought the new release Pet snap kit for the engine and grill for the wreaker kit will build as a 359 waiting for a resin 379 body and hood to come out Havent decided with truck to use the Detroit in yet painted it yesturday and half detailed already this morning also the Cat engine is half detailed useing the articals by Ken Smith also while waiting for Paint to dry cut planks for the floor of a break neck low boy I started 3 years ago
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Ed the kits I was comparingit to was from a ford dealer ship from 1965 the greenand white striped box in the new release ther is a I think a 1/25 scale box also included I wil be doing both rods that are the orignial kits from 2when my Dad bought a new 65 ford Fairlane as wil l be the stockers one wil l be the high top sedan and theother a pick up fully detailed useing the book Model T fords as referance it has beena long time sence i have built a car
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Highway those are barrels onthe front fenders tied down. every thing you see is in the kit it could also be built as the custom that later showed up in the tv show I got the thread from Michelles also some white for para chut lines from the frame to the chut pack
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I broke down and bought it and compared it to a 45 year old kit of the same what I found was they deleted the magsand added chrome steelies and moon disks also deleted was the 6 carbs even though the log manifold was still included Iam building the 45 year old one and now debating with my self to use the new white wall tyres then use the new one as an factory build Imay get anouther just for the new tyres and use then on both old kits as street rods
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Here is a better pic of the BeverlyHillbies truck was painted with Flatblack and Gray Duplicolor primers and weatheres with model railroad chalks and all protected with a flat clear for artist chalks the seat was painted with model master leather Granies chair was done with model masters light flat gray with a wash of flat black the bead was painted with model masters flat wood with a wash of vallieo chocolate brown after all was dry a wash of light gray and weathered with dust the hood was tied down with crohette thread as was the barrels
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This was buillt when the AC Macks was isssued it is all kit with the cab being scracth builtl from an artical in a long gone model made the kit interier parts was used and was painted with Pactra Flat military green the engine was detailed using pics from the book Mack Bulldogsand it was my first attempt at weathering
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Made from the original relace of the Dragula I correceted the frame added a radiator and scratch built the top for it the body can be added and or removed candle lamps was added to the head lights and was all painted with Duplicolor Gold and war hammer royal purple for the interier