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Thanks, Ken.

Great looking Ford. Well done.

Thanks, Lucas.

Thanks. Used BMF on the trim.

Thanks, Tom. Actually, I very briefly considered using the AITM 1950 Autocar conversion on this one.

Nice looking Chevy. Plain & simple work truck. Well done.

Thanks, guys. I appreciate the comments. Brian, the stack is actually the same length as the one from the kit. It was a one-for-one swap. Now I just have to figure put how to make the curved stack to replace the solid one on the Autocar dump.

Merci, Philippe.

Thanks, guys.

Nice impala. Well done.

Great looking rod. Well done.

Just finished up the AMT Autocar A64B tractor kit: The build is mostly box-stock except for the 3-D printed interior door handles & window cranks: The exhaust was replaced with 5/16" aluminum tube, and the glad hand airlines are #22 black wire. Decals are from the AMT/Ertl International Paystar5000 Cement Mixer. Color is Testors Dark Red. AC lines are some small black wire from a broken USB cable. Hydraulic tank is from the AMT/Ertl Dump Trailer. Thanks for looking.

Very nice combination. Well done.

Cool Jeeps. Well done.

Nice taxi. Well done.

Nicely done.

Great looking Chevelle. I like it in yellow.

Nice Jag. Well done.

Wow! Missed this one. Really well done. You really added a lot of details to it. Those three cars really look great.

Thanks, Doyle.

Great looking Mustang. Well done.

That long? Wow, didn't think they were that long, but I guess longer is better.

I am finishing up the AMT 1972(ish) Autocar A64B. The kit comes with some black vinyl tubing for the tractor-trailer air lines. I want it to look moderately correct, so about how long were these hoses generally? Or were they vehicle specific? Thanks.

Nice Mustangs.

Nice looking Superliner. Well done.