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Awesome build Brian yours looks a lot better than the one in your reference pictures. I like the colors you went with.

Awesome build George! Looks great in the outside pictures.

Awesome job Brian glad to see you finish this one.

The weather warmed up here and I’ve been able to get some spray painting done. I decided to go with some rear fenders. I’m also going to add a headache rack behind the cab. I still have to paint the front fenders and finish the fuel tanks. Here’s my progress mock up pictures.

Thanks Judah Thanks Jeff Thanks Kerry Thanks Brian. I just have a lot of time for building now.

Thanks Larry Thanks Stephen yea I can relate with that too lol.

Very interesting Jacobus looking forward to seeing what you decide to go with.

Awesome builds Scott! You nailed it with both the brand new look and the ready to retire look.

Thanks Philippe Thanks Helmut. It’s a pretty easy to remove the one axle. Thanks Don Thanks Brian, yea maybe in the future I will but for now I’m starting the Super Bee Services company to maintain the fleet’s. Thanks Jim Thanks Ken and I have plans on making it bigger to. Thanks Bill your right a rock quarry diorama would be great but I need a good size front end loader for it. Thanks Chris Thanks Mario Thanks Warren. I don’t remember for sure but it may of been yours that gave me the idea to make mine with the 2 axles also. Thanks Carl Thanks Kerry I appreciate your comments

Glad to see you joining us in this year’s BRBO Jacobus.

Steve you picked a good kit to have fun with building.

Very interesting subject to build Brian. Are you going to weather it like the picture?

I’ve been able to get white primer on the frame and cab and have pretty much finished the engine and painted green on the rims. I’m trying this Krylon Paint + Primer and it’s drying very slow but it seems to have covered the blue plastic pretty good.

Thanks Kerry

Excellent build Warren and a very interesting subject to build.

Nice build Alex. Do you have a trailer for it?

Thanks Tom yes it’s going to be a least three for now but my build last year started out as two and ended up with four lol.

Awesome progress Tom! Your out riggers have more parts than a typical box truck kit and on top of that you are designing and making the parts.

Thanks Jeff. You don’t know how many parts boxes I had to go through to get all the parts together for this one. This was the donor for the Big Horn that I built 8 years ago and never had any plans to use the left over parts until now and over the years I have just kept adding to my parts boxes that are not in any kind of organization. lol

Thanks Brian. The dump body is already on the Big Horn dump truck. Back when Revell reissued these kits I picked up 3 of them and have used 2 of them so far on the Big Horn and the Brockway. I have not decided what I’m going to do with the last one yet but it’s going to be a Super Bee Trucking dump truck lol.

Thanks Judah it was a good year for Super Bee Trucking with 5 new dump trucks added and 1 rebuilt and 1 updated. Lol.

Warren I’m turning the Revell KW dump truck into just a cab that will tow the lowboy that I’m going to carry the Mack/Challenge mixer on. I will be busy building the KW cab, detachable lowboy, Mack DM 600 with a steel hood and with the Challenge mixer.

Thanks Carl

Nice progress Warren. I’ve also got a set of hole punches that I use the same way.

Nice progress Judah. What are you using to for the details to build the Leach body?