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I've had this firetruck for quite awhile. Given that it is a higher skill level than I am comfortable with, I have always passed this by. I think this contest will give me an incentive to finally get it started and see it through.

I'm planning on box stock except for some new decals and maybe some aftermarket detail items.brbo1.thumb.jpg.7754b55dd732e4e9b9b4cc51brbo2.thumb.jpg.6bb11d068e8f5e83e23eef6b

 

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don't worry bout a thing, i never quite got the skill level rating, it just has a ton of parts is all.

 

you'll do fine, and this is a kit i have never seen built, so will for sure be watching this.

  • 1 month later...
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I have very little progress to report this month. I have done some work on the frame, but that is all.

Right now we are in the middle of a move, most of my modeling supplies are packed away, and it is taking longer than we expected. I plan on really getting down to working on this project starting in April. The positive to all of this is that I will have my own dedicated modeling space. No more working on the dining room table.

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     Jon ,

            Good luck on the move. I hope it all goes well for you . And yes having a dedicated space to build your models is a huge plus.

I will be looking forward to further updates on your move and this project!

 

 

     Be Well

       Gator

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It may look complicated but it is just another truck build when you come down to it.  The fire part of it is just some add on stuff.  Forget the plastic strips for hose to fill the bed though.  I have a much better way that I can post if you are interested.:)

 

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I hope your move goes well Jon. It is the very least favorite thing I have done. <_<

Great choice for the build. I'm looking forward to seeing this take shape.

 

Rob

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It may look complicated but it is just another truck build when you come down to it.  The fire part of it is just some add on stuff.  Forget the plastic strips for hose to fill the bed though.  I have a much better way that I can post if you are interested.:)

 

Yes, I am open to any help or suggestions. Those plastic strips don't look very realistic.

 

  • 1 month later...
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No progress this month at all. Turns out moving is the easy part. Finding and putting everything away after the move, is when the real work starts.

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