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[M. Scott Borden]

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Edited February 13, 2011 by M. Scott Borden

[highway]

I love that frame jig!!

[Ben]

Cool frame jig! That ought to keep it straight and level! I wanted to make something like that but to use after the axles are attached to make sure all the wheels sit on the ground correctly.

[Mr mopar]

That jig is a real good idea................ nice work keep it up!

[codie27]

Another useful tip shown on the forum. Great idea, thanks for sharing.

[SpreadAxle]

Very cool idea with the frame jig.

[Kostas Parchas]

Very cool!

Kostas.

[mackinac359]

Scott,

nice clean build so far.

Tim

[Ben]

Lookin great Scott! Can't wait to see it finished!

[cam]

You have a good start.

[SpreadAxle]

You've done some great work so far.

[Sergey]

Nice start, Scott. But I thought the top of 379-th hood should sit parallel to the ground. Am I wrong, Tim?

[SpreadAxle]

He's building a short hood 379, so the hood has a slight slope. If it were the extended hood like my truck(see my avatar pic) then the top of the hood is parallel to the ground pretty much.

[clayton]

A,M,S is better than C,R,S.

[highway]

A,M,S is better than C,R,S.

Yep, I agree! Wait, what was C.R.S. again?!?!

[Old Albion]

Scott,

An excellent project! The build looks increadibly clean. With regards to the yellow Clatterpillar paint try some weathering on the engine this will hide the imperfections and add some realism to the truck.

Dave