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thanks. and thanks for all the info it really is nice to know someone can help me with this idea. just a little side note there is one of these that is bright orange that drives around geauga county(the county i live in) i think its an old tree eater truck cuz it tows around an orange trailer that looks like a tree eater.

did some work on the cab came up with my own bumper id things(i have no knowledge on military vehicle id-ing) the ford lettering and logo are painted sand beige. cab is not glued down yet still gotta get other stuff done for it. any idea of how i should do the side markers and cab lights?

had this done yesterday. olive suspension black frame blue engine and a silver driveshaft. only a half day of school today (ends at 10:07) so ill have a pretty full day to work on it. I know its not suposed to be blue but its a ford i like the blue engines even my modern fords have blue engines cuz thats how it was in the old days and i like the old days more than these days.

thanks and i know the c600 wasnt military its a what if build

looking good thanks for the tutorial

how do people simulate rust stains i wanna try some time. oh and great work

nice

thanks i have the frame built its black but the suspension components are flat olive green. still need to find army markings for it. any ideas?

Thanks. not as good as i hoped on the metal axles i had to shorten them or the wheels would be hanging out to far but the one rear wheel likes to sag.

thanks

nice

got the cab and wheels painted and working on coating the frame in flat black. oh also do you know where i can find an army star decal and army related decaals for this.

if you have any info on army painting and stuff tell me this is going to be solid olive green no black or tan added

This is the AMT ford c600 if you know me i like rigs9havent built but one though) and love fords so this is a double hit for me.. anyway im going to try and make a what if army truck Ive got the engine partially assembled and the broom that came in the kit fully painted.

2 more images sorry for the bad quality they were taken with my phone

This was the revell 68 mustang that i transformed into a 67 but i didnt change the side vent things behind the doors. in the pics i also compare it to the AMT 67 GT350 that i transformed into a GT500. Thhis build was based off the one my grandparents had in 1969 that they used to street race. they say it only lost 1 race and thats when they decided to sell it. My grandparents are kicking themselves for selling it now that they are nice classic cars. The body stripes i had to make from revell 69 gt500 stripes with the 68 gt badge in the middle where they were on the 67s.

nice shelby i have a shelby obsesion

i need to find a custom project that would keep me going for a while not quick builds like a regular kit.

awesome

ok lol

dont mean to bother you bout this but didnt you say like a couple of weeks ago you need to quit? oh and looking awesome i like the glass weathering.

that engine might be a little much for the car it might just lose control if you step on it.

expect this in Under glass, then tomorrow im off to visit Universal technical institute (UTI) in exton pa.

nice can i have the f150 and the c series?

nice work hoping to finish my mustang this weekend.