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Thanks for the comments, I really enjoy subjects people can relate to. This one is truck copied from pictures back in the day when my father worked for a local distributor, Enterprise Oil here in Cartersville GA. He worked for the company 43 years and was proud of it so I am partial to anything Shell related. Tried a new technique for the Shell lettering using shipping labels. Printed using Word and cut to fit the area I cut the letter outlines and used it for the template since I could not find any water slide subjects. Worked pretty well and required minimal touch up using a rattle can, I just did not spray it wet instead spray several dry coats.

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Painted the mud flaps and sanded them off leaving the Mack logo, sharper lines than painting by hand

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Used sheet stock to create smooth fenders, flammable sign and telephone wire for the hook ups

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That's Daddy in the background taken in December 1969 according to the calendar in picture over his shoulder.

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This is the truck Daddy drove I did several years ago. Mr. Evan Hermel over sat scale auto sold me the resin to covert the cab from a 1/2 ton to the F-600. The tank portion was created using sheet stock and a junk tanker kit. 

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