Jim B

Isn't that similar to the sleeper on Snowman's GMC General in Smokey & the Bandit II:

Nice looking dragger. Well done.

Great looking Nova. Well done.

That's one big Mack. Nice job.

I saw an article last week about the Army accepting the Mack Granite as the new M917A3 HDT. Here's an article from June 11, 2019: https://armyupdate.com/index.php/2019/06/11/army-mack-heavy-dump-trucks/

Nice looking LN8000. Hey, Robbie had to get around some how, right?

Nicely done, Mike. My WIP K100 had a run in with a cat & a mole. Cats: 2; Trucks: 0.

Nice looking Bel Air.

Yes, yes they do.

Pierre, that's one of the reasons why people say it's a pain to build, the other is the typical AMT fit quality from that era. Here are some articles on correcting the AMT T600: https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm17_jan_1993_updat/ https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm18_mar_1993_updat/ https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm19_may_1993_updat/ https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm20_july_1993_upda/ https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm21_sept_1993_conv/ https://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm23_jan_1994_updat/ I have yet to try these as it's a daunting project, and I can barely build box-stock. So you know, Gary Wallace from GW Trucks offers the correct T600 front suspension, and a variety of engines that are appropriate for the T600 (Detroit Diesel Series60, Cummins N14, and a yellow engine).

You are correct, most of the US truck kits are from the 1970s & 1980s. The AMT Kenworth T600 is a 1990s body on a 1970s frame & engine. I don't know about the Revell (or was it Italeri) Kenworth T600.

Thanks, Carl.

That's really nice. Very well done.

That looks pretty cool. Didn't know AMT did a modified Mustang.

Couldn't agree more!

That's really cool!

Thanks, Bob.

Nice looking Charger.

Thanks, David.

I think that was my issue as well.

Very nice!

Thanks, Lee.

Thanks, Michael. The paint is Testors Spray Enamel Gloss Competition Orange (P/N 1628). The engine is Testors Model Master Lacquer System Hemi Orange (P/N 28107).

So one of my favorite shows growing up was The Dukes of Hazzard, and I knew that I eventually wanted to build a replica of the "General Lee". I originally purchased the MPC The Dukes of Hazzard "General Lee" Dodge Charger kit, but it lacked detail, and I eventually converted the Revell 1969 Dodge Charger RT into the "General Lee". It's not perfect, but since they used about 300 cars during the production of the show, I figure it must be close to one of them! The engine, frame, suspension, & interior come from the Revell 1969 Charger RT kit; the body is from the Revell 1968 Charger RT kit; the decals, wheels, and push bar are from the MPC "General Lee" kit; B/F Goodrich tires are from a fellow modeler; CB radio from the parts box; CB antenna was scratch built; and the Hazzard County plates are from the Internet.

Ok, I guess we do this the long way.