In the vein of Alaska themed reality shows, did anyone else watch Alaska Off-Road Warriors? I'm still trying to figure out how Team Rover came back with a new rig!
Really nice site, but you can tell it caters to a trucker audience! I was looking for mixers and pumps based on manufacturer. The truck they're mounted on is of little consequence to a concrete poker.
I usually open them once I get home. On those occasions when I buy kits at club meetings, I end up opening them there so my buddies can look at the kit too.
I have a Walmart-boxed issue of AMT's 1955 Chevy Bel Air that I had every intentions of building up but when I discovered just how much work would be needed to get proper panel gaps around the hood I tossed it back in the box.
I picked up this little guy at the local thrift store. No idea what scale it is supposed to be, but it scales out pretty decently to about a 17' boat or so in 1:25 scale.
Well, one half of my pair is done. The Roadrunner still languishes in the bath.
I took a shot of the finished interior before I trapped it in:
Finished shots:
Now on to the Roadrunner!
In addition to the Dutch license plate. there's also a California plate, plus another one that I can't quite make out. But there's a flag in the background that says "OPEN" on it, so I'm thinking it is in an English speaking country?
Around these parts I usually see these on trucks hauling wood chips. Same trucks usually have extra lights, too, due to driving on unlit logging roads.
I was able to edit the initial post with the in-line editor but when I tried to use the full editor it kicked me back out to the forum index and didn't save the changes.