Jim B

Thanks for all the input, guys. I appreciate it. Rusty, there was a snap stock 1957 Bel-Air? Didn't know that. I remember from the thread where the AMT 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air was getting bashed (by a particular member who will remain nameless) that several kits were discussed, but I don't recall that one. Thank you for the offer, Richard. I appreciate it. Good information, David. Thank you.

Great looking gasser. Well done.

I have been thinking of picking up the Revell Snap 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air, but I want to do it stock. I have a set of the stock wheels from the AMT 1955 Chevrolet Bel-Air around here someplace. Are they the same?

How do you do it? Did you have a bunch of decals made up? Did you download the license plate from the Web & just print it out?

That does look pretty cool. You put that on all of your builds somewhere, don't you? I remember commenting on that on one of your previous builds.

Nice looking Bel-Air.

Great looking GT. The black came out super shiny!

Your police car is coming along very nicely. I've built this kit a couple of times, and it's always gone together super nice.

I think that's $115.99 Canadian, which is $95.76 US. Still quite expensive.

Cool looking build. Did you try Gary Wallace at GW Trucks for your 6-71N?

That Mack Bulldog looks promising. Might try to do a US Army truck from WWI.

That looks pretty cool! I like it. Well done.

Most likely.

Great looking Bel Air! Well done.

Came out nice. I like the Mercury as the Goon Car as opposed to the Monaco.

From the outside, the cabs are the same, so they look similar. However, the U-series is for highway use, where the DM is the severe duty model (think dump, concrete mixer, etc.). This might help, too (1978 DM brochure): https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/truck_brochures/mack/mack-dm-1978/ No brochure for the U-series.

That's one big dumper! Should be able to haul quite a bit. JT, are you feeling ok? Your tractor is blue, not orange! ?

You're off to a good start. Looks really nice.

Trailer looks trailer nice.

Nice looking Tiger. Well done.

Thanks for letting me know, Brian. There is a Peterbilt 379 (I think) with these tires that services one of the local farms here during harvest time hauling trailers. I'll see if I can get some pics next time it's around.

Fantastic looking Dodge. Well done.

That looks awesome. Well donew.

This looks like it's going to be pretty cool. Where did you get the tires?

That's pretty neat.