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Thank you, my friends! Here is the video with flashing indicators: https://youtu.be/hupJvALEHgw By the way, what number of working LEDs is a record for 1/24 (1/25) scale?

Prices set.

I found another term: shifter plate. It locates between the chaires on the floor. The place where gear shift growing out.

Taylor Wing spoiler. Size 86x47mm. Consist of resin main piece, two Drop shape etched side parts and 8 pieces etched brackets. Price - 9.50$, plus shiping. Air filters ( middle one on photo). Size 33x15mm when assembled. Consist of resin: barel, top, bracket to cab and etched mesch. Price - 7$ - pair, plus shiping. Unfortunatelly not all holes are etched through. The way out is to turn this part of mesch to cab and paint the mesch black.

Hello every one! When I finished Custombilt project, some spare parts left. It mostly PE parts, plus I got couple resins. Now I can sell them. Here they are: Texas bumper. 102x22x0,3mm, when sides bended. 2 left. Price - 4,5$. Custom grill for Italeri's Peterbilt 378/379. 43x36xmm. 2 left: 0,3 and 0,15mm thick. Price - 4.5$ Mudflap girls 0,3 and 0,15mm thick. Price - 2.5$ - pair. Peterbilt 379 Dash displays/tumbler plates. I got 15 tumbler plates 0,3mm thick, 1 pager like display, 1 wide display - cost 2$ Shifter plate 40x14x0.3mm. Only one left. Price - 2$ Mudflap bage 28x3.5x0.15mm. It has error & dents, so I can give this set to first buyer - free. Pedals 12x4.5x0.3mm, 8 accelerator/brake pedals. 4.5x4x0.3mm - klatch pedal - only one. Price - 2$ for 3 pedals. 1.5$ - for 2 pedals. Dials visors: 6x2.5x0.3mm - 6 visors, 4x1.7x0.3mm - 20 visors. Price - 1$ for all. Wheel spikes for Italeri's American steering wheel. Signal button is separate. 3 left. Price - 2$ Sun visor for Italeri's Peterbilt cab. May be can suit to other cabs. I got two visors 0.3mm thick and two - 0.15mm thick. Price - 3.5$ Chromed one is original, Brass one was filed down on back center section as experiment. You also can see that brackets and center are bended different way. They can sit different on Italeri's cab I can also sell spoiler and air filters I made for Custombilt, but I must prepair resin first. Will be ready asap. Tell me please: WHERE SHOULD I PLACE PRICES: here or in trade section?

I like the result!

Side walls temporary glued I had two attempts to make tail gate ribs. First one turn out too narrow. Tail gate hinge and lockers Starts to look right. Thank you for interes

I will sign under every word! Beautifull!!! I should learn to wether my models like that! The only minor thing I would weather a little more are the chaines.

Thank you a lot, friends! This build was time consuming and it tired me a litle. So current build will be quick (I hope). Next serious chalenge is Ironhide project.

Oh, I know that dump bed! Nice decal. BUT: where are the holes on wheels? I would make thiner brackets on mirrors. And I would fill seams on the bed.

Thank you, my friends! You absolutelly right, Jim! Never seen them live. Most popular in Moscow are Freightliner Century & Columbia, IH 9700 and Volvo VN.

Happy watching! Before last photo session I repainted the grill Thank you fot interes! Here is the Workbench of this project: Ask questiones if you got.

I guess it's time to finish this On the Workbench tale: Paintig was TS-2828 over white Tamiya primer Interrior sprayed with a mix of Tamiya's ХF-78 и ХF-2but before that preshading was made in deepenings. Wooden inserts on the doors, ceiling and steering wheel - painted in several steps: Modelmaster - Wood - with airbrush, x-26 and XF-10 - by brush and - X-26 from airbrush in the end. The engine was painted with water soluble ScaleColor paint, color - Fucsia. The block head, oil sump, alternator and pulleys – chromed by Alclad. After painting I added resin nuts and bolt heads into under hood compartment, and etched clamps from Czehc Truck Model. Paint was followed by the decals. These are Golden pin stripes and scrols, as well as the name of the transport company on cab doors, purchased earlier on KFS. Further - clear varnish. After drying and polishing, the door and window openings were covered with model Factory Hiro foil. It more adhesive than BMF, but the reflective ability of it – worse The mudguards are made of black matte Oracl. Finally was able to apply here Pin Up silhouettes. Reflective red and white stripes on the trailer are from "Line O Tape". Bought on eBay. The Swan figurine on the hood was bought on Ausie Models in advance, but sorry, where is the Swan!? It's a dove! Its height is 11mm, it is more suited to the scale of 1: 16. I was have to cut the "Swan's" wings and paws. Reduced to 8 mm. I drilled a 0.8 mm hole in the head and removed the excess with a scalpel. The result was a normal curved neck. The wings are used to represent a single one. A furrow was filed down in the center with a needle file. It turned out two wings. As a result, the construction lasted 8 years with breaks. Not changed / not replaced left, about 10% of the original parts. I had the idea to make the mounting clamps on the fuel and water tanks, but in the end I was worn down and let it go. Here is finished model:

Gongratulations, Yury! Outstanding work! I can't understand: what you don't like in this build? The front is beautifull, lower bumper part is good too. So much posts are talk for themselves!

Thaknk you, Ben!

Thank you Harry! Thank you Charles for kind words! I always want to declare, that EVERYONE can make EVERYTHING. All you need is STRONGLY WANT it!

Awesome! Especially brass chassis.

Thank you guys! I appreciate it.

Thank you, Friends! Kind a little "How To": Little triangles to connect crosmembers and subframe By the way, I often used right angles. For example red marked one to cover crossmembers, and green one acts as a guide for side walls When I assembled the frame, I've forgot that dumpers don't have tail crossmember. Insted it has right angle. So I was have to tear off crossmember and cut out a piece of frame. Here are profiles I used for dump hinge And here what it turned out And finally: hydro reservoir and hinge set up for hydraulic ram All I needed: right angle and sheet styrene

Thank you, Nicholas! I know that. Unfortunattely I don't have brookfield chevy van. And as I seen it's not cheep now. Thanks to every one for interes

I guess I will make them from scratch.

Well, let's open new project in new year! I wanted to start it 10 years ago. I recently bought front bumper and 6,6 Duramax engine at Trailertrash Kustoms. Here is the bumper set. It has 2 variants of fog light lenses. With white fog lights Reverse side has some cavities, but nothing, that can't be fixed. Unfortunatelly bumper is too narrow, even for 1/25. It should be 96 mm, but it is only 89 mm. I will build 1/24. Here is the engine set. It has two variant of valve heads and 3 small cilindrical pieces in front. One is alternator (but I can't identify - which) and two others - I don't know. Two part pulley/belt set is tied by masking tape, so you don't mistake they relative position And here are billets for the frame It unused frame from Revell's Peterbilt Can Do wrecker. Now I'm not sure: if I use this frame and cut & fill all the brackets or use stright KFS or brass tube frame...

Try this (PE62): http://www.kitformservices.com/photoetch.html

Thank you Kerry! Trailer was increased in hight [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/5Ne5FZdygm/53__1_.html"][/URL] The gates made openable to accept two 12V rechargable batteries [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/5Ob9WYumgm/54__1_.html"][/URL] I made my own trailer lenses and remade under run bar [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/HIU995K_fi/55_online.html"][/URL] I used Water tank from Italeri Accessories and remade brackets to suit trailer ribs [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/PHXuTUQlda/56_online.html"][/URL] Trailer bogie frame cut in two pieces, so trailer got spread axles [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/0I6u7SkVee/57__1_.html"][/URL] Also front frame got new spring brackets and crossmember, plus both axles changed to brass tube. [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/Vvm1xXc2gm/58__1_.html"][/URL] Altered brakes [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/Xfw-Yh1Cfi/59__1_.html"][/URL] Brake system receivers made from Evergreeen tube + plumbing [URL="https://www.4shared.com/photo/44Id_Agqee/60__1_.html"][/URL]

Oh, that old Revell wheels.... I hate them. Nice work, Ken! I like the colors.