busnproplinerfan

Trucks in this scale are rare, ww2 stuff is available but you want something current. 3D printing would be an option if you can find someone to do it. It likely wouldn't cost to much because of how small the truck/trailer would be. I also want to make something like this but don't want it all in 1/24 because of length. Say a B-29 fuselage on a trailer for example, gets big fast. Older rigs are boxy and could be scratchbuilt, but finding nice wheels isn't easy. Hope you figure this out, I'd like to see this F-4 combo made. I just make 1/24/25 trucks but have mostly 1/72 and 144 planes.

mine are tall, leather

that are rusted away

hook up booster clamps

while drinking energy drinks

The Electra came today. Very nice model, does need a little clean up but easy to do. Just basic prepping anyway. I even ordered a second set of stairs because I have two Contrails conversions.

stuffed plush toy hippos

I'll say yes to

must be good chilli

haven for nose goblins

Houston's not being mentioned

F-4 just flew by

on the enemy's map

in his Furd Galaxie

just like AMT Corvettes

Hi from next door in Winnipeg, you'll have a good time on here.

in front of cops

Figured this was a good kit, now it's proven.

won't melt starfix plastic

only way it's good

the lady dog to

I have two of these not built yet. The stripes decals don't look great to me. I think paint is the better choice. I read somewhere to the stripes go under the scoop and the kit's decals won't. Black paint looks good.

he's got "those" jobs

bum'mer of a deal

I'm guessing this will be better than the Hasegawa kit.