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'90s GMC TopKick C7500
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Well, I searched all over the internet for color schemes of TopKick. Haven't faund anything better, then first picture. Do you have something interesting on mind? -
'90s GMC TopKick C7500
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Thank you Brian! Of course I can do that. I'm not sure which one I like best jet. -
'90s GMC TopKick C7500
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
So, the bottom of back wall of the cab has filled up: Almost finised on the left side, not on the right. Here is the original: Door pockets and elbow-rest are up graded too: -
Hello my dear colleagues! I haven't write here for a long time.... As I am American Medium Duty trucks fan, I can't stand to work (make a model) on this one. : The only thing I will change is the rooth. I like standart one. And I not sure about the bumper. May be I will use the stock one. I bought the resin on e-bay couple years before. I guess it's Perry's: The grill is fited to suit. There are couple fuel tanks and acumulator boxes in kit. Plus chequered plates and buckles for hood and boxes in separate bag: I like this kit. Quality of the cast rather high. No boubles. There is pimple on a back wall, like the real cab has. Also bottom line need correction. Door handles are made through Interior tub is flat as usuall. I have PDF with dimensions, so I can say the scale of a kit is something between 1/24 and 1/25. Toolbar sits rather high. Next photo shows it better. The steering wheel is too small for this truck. It's a pitty - no head lights lenses or wind screen in a kit. No instruction too.....
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22.5" low profile tires
Sergey replied to mdlbldrmatt135's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Well done KJ! Is there any news about 19,5" wheels? -
Duramax Diesel Engine resin
Sergey replied to Trailer Trash Kustomz's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Well done Rusty. Where can we buy one and how much? Waiting for sharp pictures. -
Current truck aftermarket?
Sergey replied to Petetrucker07's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Thank you Jim! -
Current truck aftermarket?
Sergey replied to Petetrucker07's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Does anyone bought at this shop? Who can tell about their quality and service? -
Current truck aftermarket?
Sergey replied to Petetrucker07's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Thank you guys! Who knows if this web shop work? http://www.missinglinkrc.com/ford_kits_2012.htm Seems me after-makers ignore me -
Current truck aftermarket?
Sergey replied to Petetrucker07's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Does anybody know: Dave Natale from AITM is avalible by e-mail? Asked him couple questions about his stuff two days before. Still nothing back. -
90-s dump body question
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Thank you Aaron! Sorry, I meant dump body released between 1990-2000. -
90-s dump body question
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
O-key! Is there a topic, where it might be discussed before? -
Hello, colleagues! I plan to built 14' dump body of 90-s with front mounted hoist, using Ford LT (Snow plow) parts. I would like to built it as close to original as it possible. So now I should determine: which parts I can use keeping the body authentic and which should be replaced. Now my question about undersructure: 1. Can body longitudinals go through body crossmembers (like in the kit), or body longitudinals should only run under body crossmembers? 2. Can rectangular profile serve as body longitudinals? I have searched dump photos across the TruckPaper and haven't found the answer. Some photos show channels as longitudinals, some - I-beams, some - rectangular tube (with central mounted hoist and two longitudinals: one set on truck frame and one - on the body). Most of body longitudinals runs under body crossmembers, but not always. Can anyone help me out of my doubts? May be somebody can point me to datasheet of 12'-16' dump body of 90-s?
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Nice stuff! KJ is there any news about 19.5" wheels project?
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19.5" dually rims and tires
Sergey replied to KJ790's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
I would buy one set (6 wheels) too. Where can we see unpainted discs? -
Hey Denny! Nice work on 4 hole dually! Haven't see them on web site, so how much for wheel set & tire set?
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More photos. By the way for those who would like to buy one of these models here is the contact: oldavto@yandex.ru Sorry if this looks like advertisement. Just information for some people.
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STUDEBAKER US6-U4 by Oleg Malakhov
Sergey replied to Sergey's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Well, It is not my project. This 5 STUDEBAKERs were build by two men: Oleg Malakhov, who made it Alexandr Bushuev - sponsor and producer of project. As for the price you better ask him. Here is the e-mail of Bushuev: oldavto@yandex.ru Here is his facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oldavto He said: "One of 5 STUDEBAKERs goes on exhibition in America" Three of them can be bought. Two other for personal colection of authors. By the way, the scale is 1/18 -
Sorry Guys I was busy lately and couldn't analyze how new forum work. Model is 1/18 scale. Two of them are for creators personal colection. Three more are for sell. Here are the photos:
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First Detailed Look - Revell's new Ford F150 SVT Raptor kit
Sergey replied to tim boyd's topic in Truck Kit News & Reviews
Now I've got one too. I have got quick meassurements and, according to Ford spec sheet it is definitely 1/25 scale. Not 1/24. I have Meng's F350 (which is 1/24) too. Raptor cab shell is more narrow though they should be the same in real live. Finally it's a great kit and Thanks to Revell for the possibility to build this great Ford's motor. I planed to scratchbuid one.