Jim B

Nice looking Le Mans collection.

Great looking frame. Great colors.

What can I say that hasn't already been said. Fantastic job. LACoFD would be proud.

Those are some great details. Very well done.

Looks really nice. This one is next on the bench for me.

Nice looking Mercury. The fit looks a lot better than the AMT kit.

Stunning! The interior detail looks great.

I'm tempted to pick up this kit just for the figure.

All in all, I think it turned out ok. You learned some things on this one that you can apply to the next one.

Here is a link to The Chieftain's Hatch describing the US Army Chevrolet 1503: I don't know if this is an actual US Army car or a reproduction, but it looks nice.

Great looking 442. I like it in the blue with the white interior.

Great looking combination, Tom. Well done. Looking forward to seeing this at Spring Thaw.

Very nice job. That AMT tank kit can be a real bear!

Ricky, are those modern trailers? The might have used planks back in the 1970s.

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. Are you looking for something like this: http://www.modeltruckin.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_144&products_id=1583 Or maybe this: http://www.modeltruckin.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_144&products_id=1584 I don't know what shipping to France would be.

Interesting. Never knew that existed.

Yes, a 4-door Chevy 150 would be nice. Apparently the US Army used a lot of them. Sorry the photos are kind of small.

Neat. Wonder if that would work on my 3D printer.

Looks awesome, KJ. Well done.

Nice looking Road Boss.

Looks good to me. Very well done.

This is absolutely stunning work! Impressive level of detail & scratch building. Amazing! I knew about the 442 having red plastic front inner fenders, but not the rear inner fenders. The things you learn on this board.

The Emeryville & KW Bullnose are offered by AITM is resin conversions. I know it's not a complete kit, but it's a start. https://aitruckmodels.com/product/international-emeryville-sleeper-72-inch/ https://aitruckmodels.com/product/kenworth-bull-nose/ Emeryville is offered as a daycab as well.

From the review of the 1977 Crusin' Van, you can see the bottom of the engine & the fan, and that's about it. Essentially it's the same kit, with different decals & a Coke machine.

Interesting information. I agree with you on the wheels & hubcaps, and Bill's do look really nice. I'm thinking the 15x8 5-lug wheels are the way to go.