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This was my weekend project! I used the hairspray method for the weathering though it was hard because I use rattle cans to paint I do not own a airbrush so the paint was removed with rubbing alcohol! The exhaust stack was removed and I made one out of 1/8" aluminum tubing. The mud flaps on the trailer and rig were sanded down and then I used a dremell tool to chip the ends to look worn! All in very pleased with the kit for a snap-tite kit I'm pleased with the detail on the tanker and tractor post-13722-0-56474900-1415634243_thumb.jpost-13722-0-74821000-1415634257_thumb.jpost-13722-0-32019800-1415634271_thumb.jpost-13722-0-02860500-1415634288_thumb.jpost-13722-0-10100000-1415634297_thumb.j

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Thanks for the good words! Yeah I was sceptic all of this kit of any snap tite kit really but with a little doctoring it turned out good I'm thinking of getting the snap tite freight liner next! I have the revel 359 peterbuilt coming in a few days that's gonna go with the texaco tanker bring on winter! Whoo hoo!

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Great work on this kit.....They DO look pretty good with a little work.....I have one in storage, myself.....Haven't gotten around to even opening the thing, yet.....Great weathering job....

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