Jim B

That's a really nice Volvo. I like it.

Nice looking wrecker. Is this kit molded in white?

Thanks for the offer, but I think I'll work on my motorcycle license first. Just have to convince SWMBO first. She did say today that when I retire (in 20 or so years), that I should do long haul. Think she's trying to tell me somethng?

Won't loose that at the truck stop! That's bright.

Congratulations! I've been thinking of getting one myself.

Thanks, Robert. The spokes are from Daniel at Plaskit. They're really nice. I have another set to use on my Matlack Cruiseliner.

Thanks, Mark.

Thanks, John. It's Testors Gloss Red #1203 over a Dupli-Color Red Primer #1694.

Looking good, Ray. I like your trailer.

Thanks, Chris.

Thanks, Anthony.

Well, it's finally done! I added the last details to it yesterday, and snapped some outside pics after work. I printed up some New Jersey tractor license plates onto some photo paper, and I added the antennas that I made from 24awg steel wire. I replaced the exhaust stack with aluminum tube which polished up really nice. Unfortunately that wasn't the look I was going for, but I had to get the scratches from the cutter out of the tubing. Oh well.

It's a start, anyway.

I don't know if this will help or not, but here is a 1996 Ken Smith article about converting the Revell of Germany Heavy Duty Trailer into a three axle detachable gooseneck trailer. Hope it helps. http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/model_magazine_articles/car_modeller/cm40_nov_1996_conve/

Nice job on the Ford. I really like it. The spokes look much better.

Looks good outside. That's a really sharp set-up.

Try here: American-LaFrance This might help, too: Scale Fire House

Excellent job!

Nice combination. I like them both.

That DM800 is a brute! Looks great!

Very nice looking Autocar.

I thought Bill Drennen did a W900L AeroCab.

The best way to post pics within a thread is to use Photobucket. It's a free Web hosted photo site. Once your photos are there, when you hover over the photo you'll get a drop down box. Left-click on the code in the last field of the dropdown box, then paste it into the message. This way you can put multiple photos in a single post, and you won't be actually using any space on the Model Car Magazine server.

That's mighty spiffy!

Did I miss something? What "kit" is this?