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Jim B

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  1. I didn't write the thread, Ray (FlatbedKW) did. He does that stuff for a living. He probably has info on tying down all sorts of vehicles. If your talking military vehicles, I think the military has their own rules for tying down their equipment.
  2. Ok, you'll comply. Of course.
  3. Maybe PACCAR won't want thousands of dollars in tradmark fees to produce decals that are less than 1/2" long.
  4. This thread might help: Loading a Flatbed
  5. Dennis, there are instructions for a lot of models, but not all. Jamie, no problem. I'm pretty sure that Jerry @ Model Truckin', or Dennis @ Model Express will have decals if you need them.
  6. I'm working on one right now. Well, ok, not RIGHT now; but you know what I mean. It's the AMT Fruehauf tanker. AMT released it as Amoco, Gulf, Union, Sunoco (plated), Texaco, & CCR Transportation. Here's the link to the instructions. Hope they help. Fruehauf Tanker Instructions
  7. Great tip. Thanks. I knew Cat-5 cable was good for something!
  8. Looks good. What did you use for the hose?
  9. Now that's cool! I've never seen a glass hauler model before. Great idea; unique.
  10. That sure is shiney. What red is that? I haven't had much success with red. Why'd you fill in everything on the sleeper?
  11. Those are the ones. Thanks. PM me if you find them.
  12. Does anyone have a spare set of the round chrome fender mounted turn signals that come in the Revell USA Peterbilt 359, Revell of Germany Peterbilt 359, or Revell of Germany Kenworth W900/T900? I need a couple of sets for a couple of Revell USA Kenworth W900s. Thanks.
  13. Looking good. It's coming along nicely.
  14. Now that's a nice revolver! Thanks for sharing.
  15. Interesting. Looks a little like an Andalusian.
  16. Good idea adding the horse. Man, does he want out of that trailer, or what? Where did you get it? By the way, nice revolver.
  17. True, it could be straw that is being used for the floor. Either way, they do look nice.
  18. Looks good. Great detailing. Not to sure about storing the hay bales on the roof, though. Horses can't eat hay that gets mold in it (and horse people are REALLY particular), so the hay would probably be transported in the trailer. Besides, who would want to lift it up there anyway. They're heavy!
  19. Matthew, that trailer looks really nice. That's in 1/24, right? So you know the AeroMax106 is a LTA9000, and the AeroMax120 is a LTLA9000. There as an AeroMax 8000 (LA8000), which I believe, was a lighter speced AeroMax106. AeroMax106 AeroMax120
  20. That's a big poject. Looks good so far. I'm sure the Toronto FD will be pleased.
  21. Check with Jerry over at Model Truckin'. He has U.S. Plates decals. Among other things.
  22. I know Tamiya did a T-35/85 as well.
  23. Nah!! You have to go for the real feeling. It has to be in the Wii.
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