towman1271

shes a real beauty.. The color choice is amazing.. Love it

Welcome nick.. You did an amazing job on your first truck.. You can make a nice looking piece without all the fancy equipment.. We all use toothpicks for small details.. Hope to see more from you!

Welcome to the site.. You can learn so many ideas & tricks from the guys on here, They are amazing on what they can do. . You are doing a great job so far on your build.. Love the color choices you picked & the painted stripes.. Look forward to seeing her done!

That's just amazing.. you nailed it to perfection.. Did u make the grill yourself.. appears to be louvered.

Very nice.. Always love the backdrops you use in your pics

looks good.. keep up the practice.. Like JT said, practice makes perfect.. You have done a wonderful job for just starting out

The few that have the duck's trailer, have scratchbuilt it from the ground up. This pic gives you the real dimensions of the actual trailer that can be scaled down. I have built the resin kit. Very nice to work with, but never attemted the trailer. The original was 1960 Fruehauf Trailmobile

Back here in central PA. We have Smith Trucking out of Roaring Spring.. With a fleet of 1000+ trucks. Mainly different styles of Pete's, but have seen some Lonestars roaming around too.

Man. I was excited when I hit Ohana status! Now I feel embarrassed. Just kidding.. Congrats & I learned from many of those posts, so thank you also!

great job.. Hope you keep it up. Clayton is right, the guys on here are more than helpful & you can learn a ton from there builds.. You have some real talent already!

Turned out great.. Love all the simple touches.. Makes it so realistic

Nice looking conversion.. Love the color choice

Looks great

Then you do what you feel comfortable with..After seeing your Blue Mule, you definititly have the talent & skills to do this! Just be sure to share it with us

I understand your thoughts on resin, but honestly the AITM kit is really nice. There is hardly any body work to be done. Dave did a fantastic job with it!

I actually have attempted the combination of the two kits.. It is gonna be costly to go your route. The ertl kit that has the rubber duck items you need is gonna go for nearly 100 to 150 if your lucky.. AMT's kit is gonna be 75 to 100 and its an R600, which has a shorter hood. The sleeper is gonna have to be scratch built, plus order 2 hole wheels from someone! I ended up selling what I had on ebay & bought the AITM kit for 169. It went together nice & had everything you need!

Never been a lindberg fan, but you made it look amazing.. great color choice

Beautiful resto.. That turned out perfect!

All look great.. im a mopar man, so partial to the challenger.. Must say I like your color choice on the firebird though

definitely worth the time and grey hairs.. It turned out amazing.. Be proud of this one

Tim's work is just amazing..

You should be proud of that piece.. The not bad comment you made is just wrong.. The detail & work you put into this is superb!

That's an amazing job! Love the little details

I want to thank you all for your nice comments.. I learned a lot from many of your builds that helped this rebuild..

That is amazing.. You have some talent.. Just speechless