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Very nice Scania Scott.

Scott I enjoyed following your build on this awesome build. Looks so real in the outside pictures.

Looks awesome Tommy with the trailer and load on it.

Thanks Ken Thanks Brian. I’m thinking about weathering but not quite ready yet. Thanks Carl Thanks Chris Thanks Warren Thanks Jim Thanks Larry Thanks Mario Thanks Philippe Thanks Brian

Here’s a couple outside pictures. I have more in under glass.

Steve I really enjoy following your builds here it’s amazing how you are always adding little details to improve these 1/32 scale kits.

Looks awesome Brian! Here’s a couple more ideas for you to think about maybe add a guard rail on one side to let you know it’s a snow covered road and maybe some snow on the front of the cab like in your reference picture.

Nice start Jacobus

When the kit first came out back in the 70’s I remember trying it and the little bleed through they say to touch up was more like a blood bath on mine. Lol.

Thanks Jeff.

Thanks Jeff. I will check out my Hobby Lobby tomorrow for the wire form mesh. You know I already have a Brockway 758 Super Bee Trucking dump truck.

Thanks Gary . There’s a lot of options with the resin cabs. Thanks Tom I have a closet full of car and truck kits from picking up kits over the last 18 years. Thanks Brian it should look good with the KW.

Thanks Ken Thanks Brian Thanks Brian

I’m really glad to see that this one is still around and now back on your work bench. Awesome details and weathering looking forward to seeing you finish this one.

Very interesting build Scott and I agree with everyone else it looks better with the sides cut down.

Cool project Warren any progress on this one yet?

Excellent build so far Mike looking forward to seeing more progress.

Looks good with the square tanks Gareth. Looking forward to seeing your European version finished.

Nice work on the air lines Gary.

Your off to a great start on this one Tom. Did you use the paper template in the directions for the stripes?

Looking good Michael what are you going to use for your wiring?

Looks excellent Brian! I’m with Carl on the weathering in a lot of the reference pictures the truck looks clean. For your concrete you could use tile grout.

This is a AITM resin cab that I picked up off eBay a couple years ago for a cheap price. It came with a 761 bumper and metal 2 hole rims so I’ve got some work to do on it to make it look right. I was able to flatten the front bumper but still need to shorten it. It’s also missing the interior but I have a Mack DM interior in my parts box that I believe will work. I’m going to use the Revell KW W900 for my engine and frame. I did some test fitting on while I was building my KW a couple weeks ago and it fits pretty good. Yes this is going to be another Super Bee Services truck. My plan is to have another lowboy trailer with a bulldozer on it. I’ve started cleaning up cab around and windshield and opened up the front grill. I’m going to have to find some mesh for it now. Your comments are always welcome and appreciated.

Nice Challenger Eric looks nice and clean for a 2015. I still have my 2009 Challenger and so far I’ve not had any issues with getting replacement parts.

I used the Mack DM 600 with the Challenge mixer and a steel hood kit from Gary Wallace. This is my second mixer for the Super Bee Transit Mixing fleet. I’ll be adding some outside pictures after the sun comes back out here.