Jim B

Actually, it's pretty easy. Log into Photobucket, then go the the album where the pictures are that you want to post. Once you get there, hover your curser over the picture you want to post. When you do that, you'll see a drop-down menue that has several different links. The one you want is at the bottom of that menu, and it the "IMG code". Place your curser over that link and LEFT click. It will then say "copied". Come back to the Forum, and paste that link into your post. You will ONLY see the link code, not the picture at this time. Hit enter a couple of times to put a line space below your link, and do it for your next photo. Once you have all of the pics you want, post as you normally would, and you pictures will be in the post so you can see them. Hope this helps.

That worked. Some nice photos.

I think his family summed it up well: "Honor his example of service, accomplishment and modesty, and the next time you walk outside on a clear night and see the moon smiling down at you, think of Neil Armstrong and give him a wink." RIP Mr. Armstrong. I was only 13 months old when you walked on the moon, but you are truely an American hero.

From what I can find on the T2000, Kenworth manufactured them from 1997 - 2010 when it was replaced by the T770 for the 2011 model year. And, yes, D'Elegant was the only one that made a T2000 cab conversion.

Wouldn't happen to have a pic of one, would you George?

Very nice job on the K100.

That's it!

Many, many. Lots of fleet posibilities.

Looks great, Dave. Any idea that company logos will be on the decal sheet? Will Moebous be offering decals similar to the Revell of Germany LoneStar kit or the Moebius LoneStar kit?

The one SourKraut has (assuming you can ever get in touch with him) is the Auslowe 8V92TA, where the one in the AMT kits is a 8V92N. Check with Evan over at Melbourne Model Truck Accessories: http://www.freewebs.com/mmtaer/truckparts.htm or Auslowe: http://www.auslowe.com.au/

Wicked awesome!

Nice looking K100s.

Fantastic job. It's a beautiful piece of work; and a work truck at that.

Looks really nice, Chuck.

I've seen that video. I think the truck looks sort of like the early Ford F-Series COEs.

If the 1/16 Kenworth W900 Aerodyne comes out, I'll definately be looking for a Cummins to put in it.

Nice looking aircraft.

I'm thinking there is going to be a purchase in my near future!

Nice job so far. I like it.

Looks really nice.

That would look really cool restored, but I'll bet finding parts for a 1937 Kenworth 521 with a Hall-Scott engine would be a nightmare!

Nice old truck. Very unique subject.

Looking really nice!

I like the second bumper, too. It's period correct, and perfect for an owner-operator look.

Most impressive! Definately a museaum quality model.