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I decided a repair my models forest that have been damaged in an accident.This model is a flat road train modified to transport logs.I ntil ' at the end of the 1980s forest carriers used these trailers then forest specially designed for wood arrived.

Before repair

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I pickled slightly because Easy Off and mastic are not compatible and my Hood is scracht built there a lot of PuTTY.

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The other mack is a forestry truck also.

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The damaged trailer.

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removed 5 feet to have two 25 feet

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You can get an idea of the look that it will have finished.He will be responsible for logs.

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Posted

Alain,

Fantastic Mack RB-600 rebuild & a spot on hood scratch build. That would be a great offering to have in resin! Nice to see the B train flats for logging getting a face lift & repair as well.

Thank you for sharing,

Ap40

Posted

Alain I love those Macks you did a great job on them before and after the damage . Could we have a closer look at the dozer in the background please.

Posted

Alain,

Fantastic Mack RB-600 rebuild & a spot on hood scratch build. That would be a great offering to have in resin! Nice to see the B train flats for logging getting a face lift & repair as well.

Thank you for sharing,

Ap40

Thank you Richard, it's true there are a lot of model very interesting have forgotten.I have a few models of Canadian trucks in my cartons which are gone and I don't its in my projects to build a few.
Posted

Alain I love those Macks you did a great job on them before and after the damage . Could we have a closer look at the dozer in the background please.

David goes see page products finished Cat D8 is there.

that is amazing! the trailer look so real

Thank you Chris

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted
I had last week a week rots on everything.I had a light on the top when I've escaped it drove over the top and then on the Hood.resultat I have decapper and repeinturer.
When I decappe I have to redo almost all of the putty
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  • 2 weeks later...
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After several glitches here or I am rendering.Now I'll do the weathering under the truck and then finish the finishing of the cab
I have remade the arms of the mirror.
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also remade the braze-ons around the front fenders.
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Posted (edited)
I have now completed the weathering beneath the truck.
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Now I will finish the finishing of the truck and the weathering, what you see is the excess of the underside.
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  • 4 weeks later...
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I finally finished the RB, I had some problems of finishes that have been a bit long to solve.There are a few small details a finish I'll have at the end

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I decided not to put the train bi and build a new trailer.To grow a Deloupe 48 feet.
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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)
Here is a part of the fram of l trailer.They are a lot of parts on this trailer which sharpens our patience and the fram belong.
The trailer has the scale has 23 1/16 at 48 feet
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Its well ahead, I have spotter anti-skid plate to keep the fram straight.Now I'll attach the menbranes a fram inside, and then fasten the four axles.

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