Jim B

Just a few more details, and I'll be calling this one done!

Interesting project. I didn't think the 3406 was offered in the LNT9000, only the L/LT9000 because of the engine length.

You & me both!

A daycab is a truck cab without a sleeper. If you look at the two Thurston cabs below, Tractor Number 2825 is a sleeper cab while Tractor Number 1252 is a daycab.

These arrived today, and I wanted to share them with you. They are a 1950 Telephone Truck Box for the Revell Ford F1 & the 1950 Chevrolet Panel Delivery. Castings aren't too bad (better than I could do), and they look like they'll only take some minor cleanup, especially around the windows.

I agree, and I even have on in the stash!

Great looking Mack. Nice details.

That ZIL is a real beast. Nice work so far. Two engines? Wow!

Interesting. Gret job on that.

Looking really nice, Jeff.

Very nice looking Scania. Well done.

I found the photos when I did a Web search for "Resin Motor Replicas". That's their old name. The photos came up in a Yahoo! image search; but if you contact them, they might send you photos of what they have.

I don't think RMR has anything like that. Most of there stuff is "older". Here's the link to their site: Resin Model Ranch Here are some of there buses: 1956 Ford 1955 Chevrolet 1941 Chevrolet 1941 Dodge

Doesn't RMR make some buses?

That's pretty cool. Nice job.

Great looking Unimog. I like the weathering. Very well done.

Pretty neat armored car. That sure is small.

Here's a 41-47 from Star Models: http://www.resinrealm.net/Star/STAR Models/41_to_47_COE_Trk.html It looks pretty good.

I recently saw a photo of Renault FT17 tanks being hauled to the front in the bed of trucks. Naturally I cannot find the photo now, but I have the 1/35 Meng Renault FT17; and I'm not sure what to do with it. If the FT17 weighs 14400lbs, would the Liberty Truck be able to haul it?

So, would that be a Coca-Cola DM800 to pull the Coca-Cola low-boy with the Coca-Cola bulldozer on it?

Very nice looking Cruiseliner. Well done.

Well, imagine that! A Coca-Cola van trailer to go with the Coca-Cola Peterbilt 352.

Those are nice. Me thinks I might just have to get a set, but they look too modern for the truck in the photo, I think. FBI Police?

Wonder where I could find National Parks Department decals? If I were that Ranger, I think I'd want some backup with some firepower, just in case. Obviously there are other people there because someone is taking the photographs & the other tire marks in the grass. I just hope it's other Rangers & not National Geographic!

Great looking Mack!