Jim B

Thanks, Carl.

Glad to help.

This one: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm40_nov_1996_conve/ Or this one: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm28_nov_1994_conve/

That's what they said about the Kenworth T600 when it came out in the 1980s.

This one? http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/scale_auto_enthousiast/sae_2000-2004/sae_2001_12__december/

Wow! Great job.

Here, this might help: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/fine_scale_modeller/fsm_1984_09-10_sep-okt/

Fantastic trailer! That sure takes up some shelf space. It's a really good looking combination.

Check with Eric over at P&P Resin Works. He has a 358 hood, the Little Window cab, & lift axle you'll need.

Thanks, Doug.

Thanks, guys. Chuck, yes, this is the snap kit. Revell is supposed to be reissuing it soon.

Thanks, guys. He's on a back haul. :)

Here are some photos of my son's latest creation. This was a collaborative effort: Marilla removed some of the parts from the trees, Matthew removed parts fro the trees & built the truck, and I trimmed that parts as necessary with the hobby knife & did a little painting. Oh, and I repaired the shifter that got broken. The kit is the Monogram 1/32 Ford AeroMax120 (LTLA9000) that was released back in the 1990s, and the trailer is a 1/32 NewRay diecast that I got from a member on another group several years ago. Hope you enjoy the shots. Yes, it's "ice road truckin'"!

Nice stretch job.

Anybody ever heard of these guys: http://modeljunkyard.com/

Excellent model! I am looking forward to this one.

Chuck, do you mean R&K Resins? If you do, Rick is still around, and he is starting casting again. He did tell me that most of the molds from R&K went to Dave at AITM. So, Dave might actually have the mold for the hood.

Great looking frame! And it's really good to see kids showing interest in model building. We have to train the next generation, because no one else will.

Australia really is!

I believe there is also a dolly in the Ford C900 & US Mail trailer kit. I have a couple of those kits. I could check if you'd like.

Great story & great pics. That's a nice looking Star!

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.