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A happy accident occurred when i finished the front geometry.

Some how,when i turn the wheels either way,and lower the "inside"corner of the truck,i get camber change in the front wheels.I am not sure this amount would occur in a real truck at speed,but like the way it looks,so am going to leave it.

As for the driver figure,i kind of wish i hadnt nailed down the interior bucket before finishing up the front.There is no way a figure will fit in it now,but i may play with photoshop later..:-)

As for the shocks,they are my old stand by...Old TV antenea tube for the bodies..Straight pins for the shafts and evergreen tube for internal spacers,guides,and spring cups.

I hate this thing...will be glad when its over..lol

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In the home stretch..Added the rear fenders today with support rods.only need to weather it up some and call it done...will get some outdoor pics this weekend..in the dirt!

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Nice pic! When I first saw that I was reminded of a picture in one of the off road mags. Robby Gordon was jumping a truck ove a crowd of people. Looks good and the pic is great.

Jake

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Why thank you Gents!

Getting compliments from anyone on this board certainly is enough to make any modelers day..

I have noticed this board has attracted the best of the best..I hope i can live up to it someday..lol

These particular trucks are kind of a fringe element build.You either like it or you don't..lol

The best thing for me about this particular build is that I didn't sacrifice too many good parts to get where it is,and got to use it as a test bed for a few things I wouldn't have normally done.

the wheels and tires were the only parts I was hesitant to use,because I know they could have been used better on a project I was more serious about.

Anyway,off to other builds...I have some pics and will be posting it completed and "under galss(for real,its going in an old aquarium lol)"

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