Jim B

Excellent looking Loadstar, Charlie.

You know what I mean. The TSA should be orange-ish (amber, if you will), but this is sparkly yellow. Not even close to amber. As I stated in my original post, the new TSA is lifting & mixing with the base coat of paint; but an orange base coat might just solve the issue. I'll give that a try (off the model) as well.

Thanks for the info, guys. I'll keep looking for the orange. Art, that just might work; but I'll try it off the model first!

I recently had to pick up a new bottle of Testors Turn Signal Amber, and I must say that it is very disappointing! First of all, it's very yellow & pale compared to the old bottle that I had. And second, it lifts up & mixes with the base silver that I had put down first. Has anyone else seen this with the Turn Signal Amber?

Nicely done, and very thoughtful of you.

Looks really nice. Well done.

Thanks, Dave. I's definitely not a contest winner, but I like how it's coming together.

I think I'm closing in on done. Maybe.

Never seen this before! I'll have to keep an eye out for that. I will day that I usually only get one use out of Testors Gloss Black spray can. Once I go back for the second coat, the nozzle is so clogged that the can is useless. Needless to say, I don't use Testors Gloss Black any more.

Sweet! Four turnin' & 2 burnin'!

Well done. Nice clean build.

Looks awesome, KJ. Very well done.

That's a nice looking B-24 beside it. Is that a Lego dive boat?

Nice looking B-17. That looks huge.

Very nice looking mixer. Well done.

You can check with Dave over at AITM. He used to list the Illini Replicas Kenworth 900 cabs on his site, but I don't see them now. He might still offer them.

Very nice job all around. Well done.

Keep pedaling! You'll make it!

You can check with Gary Wallace of GW Trucks (gwtrucks@yahoo.com). I believe he offers both.

Looks like an interesting build, Jeff. This going to be ready for the Spring Thaw Show?

That looks awesome. Very well done.

Awesome build, Mike. Very nicely detailed for something so small.

That's pretty incredible. I guess the plus side of this scale is the completed models don't take up all that much room. Do you have any photos of your layout?

Fantastic work as usual, Charles. Very realistic, and well executed.

So, this one has been sitting on the Shelf of Shame for a good long time now. Figured it was a good time to get it finished up. I've since discovered that it's an IVECO 140 25, not a 190 26. I really don't know what those designations mean.