Jim B

Thanks. We have a couple of Tractor Supply stores around here.

Well, I guess it kind of depends. Peterbilts could be ordered with spokes, but the were more popular on the East Coast (and Canada, I believe) than to the West Coast. So, spokes could be ordered, but they were rare.

Great looking engine. I really like the details. What yellow do you use for the Caterpillar Yellow?

Very nice! The details are great.

Very nice job on the D.III.

Nice looking P-51D. Well done.

Thanks, guys. Yes, I'm already rearranging things to make them fit on the existing shelves. Not exactly sure what I'm going to do next. Probably relocate the last trailer to "storage", and just bring them out for photo shoots. Problem is, it's the AMT Tank Trailer; and every time I touch it, something breaks off! Looks like I might have to make a trip to Lowe's to see if I can get some more shelves. Or maybe IKEA.

Really nice detailing all around. I'm partial to green.

Thanks, Anders.

That's pretty cool! Well done.

Decent looking Ford. Looks like you had some trouble with the hood?

Thanks, guys. Aaron, you were a lot of help with this build. Thank you.

Thanks, Brian. There's just something about that waterfall grill for the 1940's Chevrolet.

Interesting. Never hear of one of these. Nice build.

Thanks, guys.

You shouldn't need the drop axle, just the extension behind the duals.

I might be mildly interested in the box trailer if it comes back, but not if it's in combination with the L700. Don't need another one of those.

Nice start to your project. I like your interior modifications. I think you'll need to add about a 6ft stringer to the rear of the frame before you put the pintle hook on, though. Similar to this: It has something to do with how the trainer turns.

Thanks.

Thanks, guys.

This one is done! Here is the Under Glass thread: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/forum/54-under-glass-pickups-vans-suvs-light-commercial/?do=add

Calling this one done. It was a good build. Thank you to Aaronw for the help USFS decals. Might make some wildland tools for the bed in the future.

The only bulldozer P/E sets I've seen are for the 1/35 D9R.

I thought the White Mustang was the engine, not the truck; but what do I know. Here is one that was owned by P&C Foods here in Syracuse, NY, before they went bankrupt. I have no idea what happened to the truck & trailer.

Nice save.