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  1. Jim B
    Your interior looks great. Looking forward to your progress.
  2. Jim B
    You could try Vintage Flyer Decals: http://vintageflyerdecals.com/index.html but I'm not sure they'll have what you need. There is also V1 Decals: https://www.v1decals.com/ who might be able to help. Good luck.
  3. Jim B
    Very nice.
  4. Jim B
    Very nice.
  5. Jim B
    This should be interesting. Where are the wheels & tires from?
  6. Jim B
    You might find these article helpful: Drop deck: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm24_mar_1994_conve/ Drop center: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm25_may_1994_conve/ Double drop: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm26_july_1994_conv/ 48ft flatbed: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm29_jan_1995_conve/ Detachable gooseneck: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm40_nov_1996_conve/ Good luck with your project.
  7. Jim B
    I have several Dodges planned (A Big Horn, a L1000, & a D-300), but this is the only Dodge I've finished: 1969 L700.
  8. Jim B
    That built up really nicely.
  9. Jim B
    Nicely done. It's a decent little kit, and details up nicely. I don't like the wheels & tires, though.
  10. Jim B
    Very nice job. Well done. I like the Mercury sleeper on her.
  11. Jim B
    Fantastic work. I really like you attention to detail.
  12. Jim B
    Looks like a nice kit, but I will say that unless you're doing a derelict or a sunken ship you have WAY too much rust on her.
  13. Jim B
    Interesting aircraft. I wonder how this compared to the A6M2-N Rufe.
  14. Jim B
    Excellent job, Charles!
  15. Jim B
    It's quite possible. I couldn't say, but it does look a lot like the AMT kit. It was still sitting there on Monday, so maybe I'll try contacting Crane to see if I can get some additional information on it.
  16. Jim B
    Nice progress. Those long tanks look like the tanks from the AMT GMC General or Chevrolet Bison, mold seams & all.
  17. Jim B
    Nice job on The Jug! Well done.
  18. Jim B
    Very well done.
  19. Jim B
    So I was driving home from Utica, NY, Wednesday evening; and low & behold what should I see parked along the side of the road in Vernon, NY? This immaculate Peterbilt 352 (at least I think it's a 352) in the Crane Company parking lot. Everything on it was so clean which makes me think this "might" be a parade truck. Either way it's in great condition.
  20. Jim B
    Nice job on the Wildcat.
  21. Jim B
    Isn't this similar to the Rescue Van that was released last year?
  22. Jim B
    If only we could get this level of detail in a 1/25 kit. It would probably make it too expensive, though.
  23. Jim B
    There really are no words to describe this contraption. Sort of belongs in the "More money than sense" category.
  24. Jim B
    Nice old trucks. Thanks for posting. Nice bike. What is that? It looks like a Versys.
  25. Jim B
    I didn't notice that. Can't say as I've heard of an N927 either. So with aluminum frame rails I've guessing that this wasn't spec'd out as a vocational truck. Apparently (after some research), the Cummins N927 as called the Super 250. Basically, it's a NH250 Cummins 250 with a 927 cid instead of the 855 cid.
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