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  1. Jim B
    Looks nice. Still don't know how to build this kit without getting that "nose down" attitude on the frame.
  2. Jim B
    Thanks, guys. Yes, good things (like wine) take a long time. Hermann, I used black Sharpie for the window gasket. It's not perfect.
  3. Jim B
    That sure is a lot of chrome!
  4. Jim B
    Thanks. I though I remembered reading something to that effect over on the Moebius '65 F-100 Flareside thread, but I wasn't sure about who was making it. Will be interested in the utility body version.
  5. Jim B
    If my information is correct, the kit has a ENDT865 Maxidyne engine in it, and it should be gold from the factory.
  6. Jim B
    Looks really nice. There's going to be a utility bed issue of this kit, or is that going to be just an optional purchase?
  7. Jim B
    Coming along nicely.
  8. Jim B
    My (limited) experience with Model Truckin' decals is that the white was slightly opaque and allowed the red to show through on my R685ST. I did purchase those decals a while ago, so things might have changed. If you're concerned about bleed through with white decals, check out Microscale Decals. I used them on my IVECO ladder truck with no bleed through of the red underneath.
  9. Jim B
    Can't say as I've ever seen a Ford LTL9000 in US Army service, but that doesn't mean they weren't used. Looks really good. Just need some bumper numbers & black stars.
  10. Jim B
    That looks awesome. Is it a military truck? Just curious with the sand colored paint job.
  11. Jim B
    It was a German movie, in German, so chances are it wasn't released in the US even though is was set in the southwestern US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fleisch_(film)
  12. Jim B
    Thanks, guys.
  13. Jim B
    That made my head hurt.
  14. Jim B
    Thanks. I would really like to pose it with a MiG-15 on a base showing MiG Alley.
  15. Jim B
    That might just work. I have an old guitar that can volunteer some high E string.
  16. Jim B
    Thanks.
  17. Jim B
    Thanks.
  18. Jim B
    Wow! Has it really been a year & a half since I worked on this? My how time flies! Well, Sheriff is back on the bench. Still don't have a really good solution for the curb feelers, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I do have a solution for the radio antennas, though.
  19. Jim B
    That turned out great! Very well done. I like the Photoshop shot.
  20. Jim B
    Thanks guys. It was a challenge. Oh, dear. I seem to have placed this in the wrong section! It is not a pick-up, van, or light commercial. This is a Class 8 truck (heavy commercial). Could someone relocate this to the Big Rigs Under Glass section? Please & thank you!
  21. Jim B
    Another one off the Shelf of Shame! I started this one back in March 2013, and I finished it up today. That's only 5-1/2 years! There were some frustrating times, but I'm mostly pleased with the results.
  22. Jim B
    Nice old KW. Looks like it was upgraded from the tandem torsion bar suspension to an air ride suspension at some point in its life. Very nice restoration.
  23. Jim B
    Glad you liked it, Bob.
  24. Jim B
    Thanks, guys. Snake, I agree with you on the panel lines. As it is, they are probably 3" across if you scale them up.
  25. Jim B
    Nice looking trucks, and a very nice layout.
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