greymack

Hi there well thanks for the comment. I the wheels and tires are resin and copied from a diecast 37 Ford wrecker looks great I think.

Hi everyone well finely get some time to post more of my recent builds here I have a custom built 37 Ford 2.5 ton heavy duty wrecker.This one is a replica of another real 1:1 scale truck.

Hi everyone well another build here I'v got a 70's International 4200 with cube and cooler unit.I built the truck to replicate Sexton Trucking.

Hi everyone well another build here I'v got a 70's International 4200 with cube and cooler unit.I built the truck to replicate Sexton Trucking.

Hey does anyone know if amt ever made a mid 70's Bonco or Bronco ll from the 60's?

Does anybody use for sale signs for scratch building projects? Is it good or bad use of styrene?

Thanks for the info guys

Hi guys I'm just curious if any one know why the GMC syclone is 4wd or was that a awd vehicle?

Hi guys didn't the Revell 55 chevy sportsman have a modern big block?

This D100 has had a hard life as you can see the frame is broken and build is based on real 1:1 scale truck.With also a 440 ci. engine.

Well this was a interesting build all scratch built truck.To bad I did find a resin cab later on that would of made this build easier.

Well this was a interesting build all scratch built truck.To bad I did find a resin cab later on that would of made this build easier.

Here is a 37 Ford based on a real 1:1 scale truck

Just another custom build Cuda 4 door wagon to bad they were never built in real life.

Here I have a custom painted 41 Plymouth

Hi guys well here is a useful tip if you add lots of detail to your model kit by painting .I found its really handy to use sewing needles and tooth picks for painting detail like window trim and emblems also many other small parts on a model.Its a cheaper way then buying a super fine brush.So hope this helps you guys out some.

Have most of you noticed that alot of car kits come with the wrong sized tires ?

Hi guys just curious to how many of you display your works in and around your workbench area ? Also how many would think its better to display models in the different area all together?

I think a good stash can start from 10 kits to 1000 plus besides does it really matter we are all model hoarders right?

Well just another 1957 Chevy nomad done as a old school low buck gasser as they were built back in the day.

Hi there AlbertS I guessing you have figured out that most of the 10 ton trucks you have been looking at are basically regular passanger truck cabs.If your good at scratch building you can turn any truck cab into a heavy duty truck. Its rather simple to convert the cabs with altered fenders,hoods,wheel wells,rims and even lights.If your a serious truck builder then have a look at some truck forums out there you'll get all the info you need there hope this helps you and everyone else.

Hi there or you could use acrylic black paint might be easier for you to work with.