Basic kitbash of the Dodge L700 and Ford C900 Garwood, lovingly tossed together and weathered. There's a very brief build chronicle in the workbench section ..read more

Calling it done until I figure out what it's going to haul. I meant to build it out of the box except for the Moebius singles, but things happened lol Scratch built the mud flaps, the mudflap girls, and the rear bumper light bar. Combined both kit supplied stack tips into one taller unit. Lost a cab light somewhere, so I robbed a set out of a damaged K123 kit. Swan ornament purchased here (awesome quality on those! Love em) Rebuilt the mirror hangers with .040 styrene rod.    ..read more

This was the Loadstar cab cast by AITM, mastered by Charles Rowley. The chassis is a stretched AMT Ford C Cab.  ..read more

Built almost entirely with left over parts from other kits. Holmes 750 style wrecker unit entirely scratch-built ..read more

Modelled after a real wrecker used by a local towing company. Real wrecker weighs 103,000-pound necessitating 5 axles and special permits to operate in most states. Boom rotates 360 degrees and is poseable. It has a scale 8 feet of travel on the frame. Model is almost completely scratch-built using styrene plastic sheets and structural shapes ..read more

Here's some pics of my new 1926 Mack Stake truck. Built box stock with  custom built racks and some mild oil and dirt staining which is hard to see in the pictures. This was the log truck version, but I wasn't crazy about the load so I decided to change the bed. I did find certain things that I didn't like in this kit, like poor locater marks and some fitment issues but nothing insurmountable. All in all, I think it looks like a nice model of an historic truck. Sorry about the small pics; for some reason the pictures won't transfer correctly from the camera to the computer ..read more

This was built from an old Mark Savage cab. It has an M11 Cummins from Gary Wallace.  ..read more

Took a year to complete and my fleet is growing.  ..read more

Just a box stock rendition of the Atlantis reissue, finished with Tamiya paints and Monroe weathering powder. This is the first one I've built out of the box, and now I've started a second. ? Now I need to go through my back issues of Model Cars Magazine and find the series from the 2007 NNL.  ..read more

The last is a Great Dane Reefer from the old Ertl kit ..read more