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Posted (edited)

That looks really good.

Why the spine on the 377's hood?

Tim

Greetings, Tim!

I was just too lazy to remove the spine. You may remember that I used the top of the 377 hood for the 378 to 379-119 conversion. To me, the Italeri 377 actually looks a whole lot better with the top of the Italeri 378 hood because the 378 hood has the subtle curve like the real truck.

I trust you'll be in my neighborhood next weekend for the MATS?

Edited by M. Scott Borden
Posted

Ah, right.

Unfortunately, I won't be attending MATS this year. B)

Tim

Greetings, Tim!

I was just too lazy to remove the spine. You may remember that I used the top of the 377 hood for the 378 to 379-119 conversion. To me, the Italeri 377 actually looks a whole lot better with the top of the Italeri 378 hood because the 378 hood has the subtle curve like the real truck.

I trust you'll be in my neighborhood next weekend for the MATS?

Posted (edited)

hey you know thats a detroit series 60 right?

i know you must have painted per instructions huh?

well i hate to tell you this but the instructions are wrong!

pm me for more info!

but i say that paint combonation looks very familier to me from somewhere???

............mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Edited by bandit1
Posted

Since a certain company won't let resin casters make the later year versions of their engines - I think it is fitting to paint their arch enemy a nice shade of yellow.

;)

Posted

Missing MATS!!!

I have been going for 7 years.... All three days.... Was hooked since day one.

Does help that my boss owns a Pete show truck that he had at MATS afew years back....I am responsible for keeping it clean in it's garage at our yard..... Can stare at those trucks all weekend long!

Posted

Since a certain company won't let resin casters make the later year versions of their engines - I think it is fitting to paint their arch enemy a nice shade of yellow.

:lol:

Isn't that your famous "Detroit-piller"?

Posted

Scott,

Fantastic job! If I didn't know any better, I'd say you been building these for quite some time. The colors are real good together and she is really clean. What you need for them outside shots is an asphalt shingle turned upside down with the tabs cut off to make it look like a road. Personally, I vote for the lowboy, but then again, I've built a few of those and am kinda partial to em. I think she'll look great pullin' anything.

Tim

Posted

What can I say- Awesome build !! Great colour combination and a great paint job !!

A real nice clean build !!

Thanks for posting !!

Rick

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