working over a cow wagon

[huffanpuff]

can't seem to find any good 1/25th trailer looking for a propane trailer so, for now reworking this cow wagon

[Jim B]

Wow! That's shiney. What did you use?

[huffanpuff]

can't seem to find any good 1/25th trailer looking for a propane trailer so, for now reworking this cow wagon

Nothing it's the way it came I am cutting this up .I opened back end to give it a spread look added to nose & belly along with top. I wanted it bigger.

[chuckyr]

It’s a 1/32nd scale diecast.

[Jim B]

Ah! Well, that explains that.

[chuckyr]

Ah! Well, that explains that.

Don’t you know if there was a modern up-to-date1/24th scale livestock trailer kit, everybody and their mama would have purchased it!

[Jim B]

You got a point there, dude! Also, if a modern trailer hit the market, there would be chatter about it for months a head of time. Just look at all the talk about the LoneStar.

I couldn't tell from the photo, but I thought he might have scratchbuilt it, or something.

Mooooo!

[chuckyr]

You got a point there, dude! Also, if a modern trailer hit the market, there would be chatter about it for months a head of time. Just look at all the talk about the LoneStar.

I couldn't tell from the photo, but I thought he might have scratchbuilt it, or something.

Mooooo!

Always look at the wheels. The accuracy of the wheels is the tell tail!

[huffanpuff]

Always look at the wheels. The accuracy of the wheels is the tell tail!

You are dead wrong this time chuck, (look at the wheels) those are 1:25th scale wheels & I cut the body out so they would fit.If u look hard enough the rear wheels has a hub cap.

Edited May 27, 2010 by huffanpuff

[chuckyr]

You are dead wrong this time chuck, (look at the wheels) those are 1:25th scale wheels & I cut the body out so they would fit.If u look hard enough the rear wheels has a hub cap.

Ok, but they do look out of scale.