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Spending time while paint is curing on the big IH truck I got in a few projects that have been on the bucket list for a long time.

This in on of them. An Ertl 1/43 scale diecast 1950 Chevy cab over. The ramp bed is from Dakotah Toys.

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Took the cab marker lights off and cleaned up some of the mold marks.

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A test fit

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Paint stripped

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Chassis and fenders in gloss black. The interior painted and detailed.

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Thanks for looking, comments welcome.

Edited by AzTom
Posted

No, it's plastic and looks to be vacuum formed. To stiffen it up and give it a good pad to rest on the fifth wheel, I poured about a 1/4" of resin on into the bottom of it.

Thanks

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I finished this one up except for tail lights. I know I have some packed away here somewhere.

I added some mirrors from a 64 Impala, small for a truck but as an older custom truck they should do. Also bare metal foiled the bumper and black washed the grill.

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I plan on painting one of these 1/43 Willys to match the 1/18 I did.

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Thanks for looking.

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Thanks guys.

I have three more of these beds so I may do a weathered one to haul a dozer to the job sites. I also have a Jimmy Flintstone 50's van body made for these Chevy COE trucks.

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