Modelbuilder Mark

Wow, that is super nice, may be the best truck model I have seen

too bad you do not know what type of glue they used. Depending on the paint/glue they used, it would b easier to guide you, but the yellow can easy off oven cleaner does a lot, as does Purple Power cleaner de-greaser.

Thanks for the trip into your yesteryear! You have some good looking models and cool survivors there.

Cool little model, real nice work.

Nice model, that takes me back in time

Cool

Cool!

Very nice

Thanks for the compliment Steve!

Cool

Looking really good

Nice one

Nice to see a different approach. Just curious, I wonder if you plan on replicating the dashboard defecation when they trashed it. I recall that being such a sick thing to do.

dry nice work

Also, try to vent the fumes out

Very nicely done

Sigh... sadly, I still see no 30 Ford Model A

Thanks everyone

Very interesting

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Very nice

Thanks! Yeah, I like the body dimensions and a few other odd bits, but overall it is indeed a very poor kit. That is kind of what led me to go the weathering route. The chassis is odd with giant open gaps where these should be floor pan, no real radiator, lack of mounting points etc, and I thought about not finishing at one point, but I had too much time invested, and I do not like to give up.hehe

LOL, I just saw it there in your avatar.

really good looking model, and I think it fits the style you were going for really well.

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