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I went to the link that Porky provided.....My math is perfectly correct and the "scale calculator" backs up my statement!! I also don't like misinformation either Hunter, Which, If there was any question in the back of my mind on my being wrong...I wouldn't have offered any assistance in the first place. I appreciate you calling me out on this as It shows that you also care what happens on this and other forums!! Roy

This is a very cooooolllllll wrecker Doug!!! Roy

Super job Hunter!!.......As Usual!!!! LOL!! Keep these very cool updates comin' along!!! Roy

This is a great undertaking, William!! Roy

Looks good!! Don't change a thing!! Roy

Super nice detail work on thissun' Rick!!! Any updates?? Roy

1/16th scale is simple 1''= 16 scale inches, So,1/16'' on your ruler equals 1 scale inch in 1/16th scale or 3/4'' on your ruler equals 1' in 1/16th scale...This rule applies the same across the board for all scales for another example...1/24th scale is 1''=24 scale inches and so on. Always sit down and do the "math" before you start building and double check your work!!! I hope this helps clear things up a bit!! Roy

Lookin' real good so far Justin!!! Keep it comin' along!!! Roy

Beautiful KW Brian!! KW coe's are 1st and foremost my favorite trucks!! You hit thissun' outta the ballpark!! Roy

Dave this is a very cool and beautiful truck!!! Moeibus "Hit a Homerun" with this one!! One question...Will it have better instructions than the Lonestar?? If it does, I will definitely buy 1 or 2!! You did a Super job on this one!!! Thanks Roy

This is turing into a Sweet lookin' tractor William!! I think you're doing a great job on it too!!! Roy

As promised, heres some update pics... It's getting close!!! Thanks for following along!!!

I will be posting some pics very soon!!!!

This looks great william!!!!!

Just an update on the truck... Thanks for following along!!!

Thanks for the kind words Rich and Jacobus!! Roy

Thanks Tony!! Like I have said a couple of times before, This build is a "learning curve" for me...LOL!!! I'm gonna do another one with a little different approach though... Roy

Hey Frank!! I hope to have it completed by mid October, To be ready for the NNL Southern Nationals in early November... Thanks Roy

Actually the rivets job was only about 1 1/2 hours from start to finish. I should have trimmed the decal film a little closer though, But, I'm not gonna sweat it ...It still looks pretty good to me. Roy

This truck is a learning curve project...I learned that the closer you trim the decal film to the rivets, The more realistic they will look!! The rivets show thru fine in the paint, but the excess decal film, If not trimmed very close can be seen!! But on big rigs, overlaps in the skin are not smooth or perfect where rivets are used. I will post a few pics of the cab with paint on it so you can see the rivets... Roy

Looks good to me Justin!!! Keep us posted!!! Roy

Yes they are "O" scale.

Thanks Jim!! No,They are a new product from Micro-Mark. Robert Nagle put me onto them....I'm glad he did, They are a breeze to work with!!!

Very COOL!!!!

Another update...Rivets, rivets, rivets everywhere!!! The cab is finally starting to look right!! Thanks for following along !!!