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What about Germany? There are a lot of excellent model car builders. I'm member of the Modelcarlist Germany, a similar email list like Model Car List or Model Cars Unlimited. Check out my posting from various modelcar shows in Germany http://public.fotki.com/carsntrucks4you/model_shows/ There are a few Germans like Dominik, Whaid or Mad Mike and myself active in this forum

A good source for grain trailers is Melbourne Model Truck Accessories from Australia. http://www.freewebs.com/mmtaer/tippers.htm Here some pictures of my Leader LF8 grain tipper

Hey mate thats what I'm looking for! I need a pair of it!

There was also a 1968 Shelby Mustang KR Convertible

Based on a technique that Steve Boutte shared in another forum I made this Tuck'n'Roll Usually I use half round stripes to replicate Tuck'n'Roll. This method I saw the first time in a posting from Steve Boutte. Steve thanks for sharing this technique. Materials: Silicon - use your favorite one Arcyl paint i.e. Schmiecke or Lucas Tuck'n'Roll tonneau cover i.e. '59 Chevrolet El camino from amt Steps: Make a mold of the tonneau cover. Pure some of the archly paint in to the mold Let it dry Peel it of the mold Cut to the size that you need Modified seat from '49 Mercury from amy Yellow arcyl Tuck'n'Roll added to the seat

I had continued with the wood panels. Again I used Distress Crackle Paint

YES PLEASE

I have a 1/25 Amish buggy somewhere!!!

Here is what I started between Christmas and new year. This barn is based on the plans from Modeljunkyard

Hi Joe, I got the Wooodlite on Straight 8 Rod from a Guy in the US. I sent you his email via PM

Thanks for your comments

Now it is fished see Under Glass

Now it is finished

Although a few parts are missing I want to show you some details of the model. The battery is from Calanga Castings http://www.calnaga.com/index.html The roof rack is made out of wood strips and brass The starer realis is scrath build ( in the upper corner of the fire wall) Here a close up of Ken Hamiltons superb bomber seats. The seat belts are 1/24 early seat belts for USAF planes from Eduard These are sidemarker lights from KFS http://www.kitformservices.com The fuel filler door is from Model Factors Hiro

I join this build. I will start with Tweedy Pie or The Beverly Hillbillies Truck as a base.

Here some pictures of the intake. The Strombergs are from Model CAr Garage. The funnels are simple conductor sleeves. Here the installed engine. There is still some wiring and plumbing missing

These Woodlites are horrible to paint. No paint works, I had rinse it in castrol super clear, the paint don't dry.

Here some pictures of the finished body. I had detailed the heavy weld lines with bare metal foil and remove the paint with a rounded wood To get some minor comfort for the passengers I at some foam to the bomber seats

Here is the link http://www.modelhaus.com/index.php?c=0&p=69897

It had taken a while to continue with my Straight 8 Rod. I had used salt and hairspray for the rusty look. I'm not happy with the result. I had forgotten to protect the base coat with clear coat before I had applied hair spray. So the next step will be clear coat and salt again. The radiator is scratch build from plastic sheet. The fan is from Model Car Garage, while the mesh is from Kit Form Services.

Awesome

Great build so for. Can't wait to see it painted

Here some pictures of the track nose that I use. I modified the track nose from a '29 Ford Rat Rod. The Woodlite lamps are from a guy in the US. I also add some details to the door

The body is finished. I cut out the roof and hinged the doors.

MArk you asked for pictures of the rear axle. The rear axle is from the Revell '32 Sedan. I also lengthened the front frame rails to get more space for fan and cooler