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  1. Waiting for good weather to achieve my Scania wrecker I've started a new model. This time I'll try to detail it more. At the beginning I thought to detail the engine and the frame, but I've got some difficulties to find pics of the "plumbing" of the last one, and the few I've found show me quite a complex system. So I don't know for the frame...Maybe next time. So for the moment only "extra-plumbing" and parts were added to the original Revell Cummins NTC-475 Twin turbos. The dashboard was painted instead of using the decals on the sheet

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  2. Well I hope to finish it for the end of.......the year ^_^ (get some time lol) In fact the front bumper and the "basket" above the roof (take a look to the box art) need some more paint : it's not exactly the same color than the truck yet. I'm working on the chromed parts and the last parts for now on, next the decals because the weather is quite bad : 10/15 °C is not good for spraycan paint. I think I had to wait for Spring time.............Think I will make a try before it, I'll not be that patient

    Then, waiting for better weather I may start a Revell K100 aerodyne or an Italeri Magirus-Deutz 360M19 or a trailer for my finished trucks

  3. Hey, Man....Nice build, so far....I like that interior, too......I agree that Yellow is a hard color to lay down.....But I've learned to use it to my advantage....If you use flat black as a primer, as the yellow tends not to fill the recesses and the edges very well, anyway, You'll find that those places show up darker and looks like you've used a black wash, instead of showing up as faded paint....I hope you can follow what I'm saying....In other words, your door panel lines and such look like it's done on purpose.....It's kinda like using alclad chrome....I recommend you try that the next time you try to lay down yellow...Or any other color, that matter....All my paint jobs have flat black as primer....

    yes I see what you mean. First I tought it would be a good idea, but it was not....Better luck next time !

    Some weathering on the upper part of the wrecker trying to hide the glue problem on the paint.........but I know you should glue before painting.....

    light weathering on the cab and crane but too heavy, I think, inside the hood

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  4. What colour undercoat you have used?? I have read somewhere to put silver under white and yellow colours.

    gr chris

    Tamiya grey primer. The only one I get. Should have used the white one. After an other pass (not sure it's the right word) the result is quite better

    Isn't that the same wrecker body in the Western Star kit? Looks familiar.

    It's the same wrecker body than the Italeri's. Only the other two Revell Wreckers have a different one I think

  5. Hi everybody, today here's a project started years ago (at least 13 years I think), never finished because :

    1) I ruined one part of the decal of the trailor when applying it. And even if I managed to get a new decal sheet set from Revell (for free, I had to thank them) I was "scared" to miss it again

    2) The truck finished, felt in a total wreck in my hands because of the glue I used.

    There was a problem on the frame of the truck I've tried to correct the best I could

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    Now, I've to finish the trailor and this project will be over

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