Big Daddy

heres one I did a few years back, used the chevy wrecker for the drive line

Fantastic job,,makes me want to make replica of my Walinga 5 axle grain hauler with my 2012 mack, the mack would be hard since there are no newer macks out there

Great job

Looks good, I like building the what if's myself

Good job Roger

Guelph Ontario born and raised

Looks great Roger another fine job

that's great send list please dt.turner@rogers.com

Alan ,you have a better idea when your up and running??

Good to hear

Yes I finally got them done

No picture but we have all seen it , I got the 68 Hemi Dart at micheals, they had 30% off plus with my wifes employee discount of 30% so 60% off brought it down to 17 bucks not too bad

Thanks guys for all your kind words

one word "WOW"

I was bored so I figured I do something like this and think it turned out not to bad for the amateur I am primer with clear coat only, mica blue and Italian red all Tamiya,i think I should stay away from AN fittings as my eyes aren't the best and a bit of the shakes, decals are slixx

Great job

Tamiya clear blue with a silver base coat

Got my tachs today and they look great

Thanks for the compliments everyone,

frame is scratch built but running gear is from the wrecker

interesting but that is one ugly truck, but this day and age it's all about economy

hmm I just noticed I didn't put hinges or door handle on the parts box, or the door handle, back to the work table lol

Finally finished this one, resin cab I got from a friend who got it from a friend etc and I must say it was in rough shape, with a lot of sanding I did the best with what I had , the drive train is from the 77 gmc wrecker, everything else is scratch built, windshield is clear sheet I formed well tried too i think it turned out not to bad

Here is another one of the bench, pretty much box stock, some plug wires, and tach cable added

Got my order shipped today, can't wait till they get here