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Finished this a month or so back and forgot to post pics of it until yesterday when doing pics with my other trucks. I stretched the frame about 5+ scale feet, can't remember the exact math. The base is Model Master Diamond Dust topped with Modelaster Pure Gold followed by Alclad Candy Blue for the fenders and flames. Over the Pure Gold I sprayed 5 coats Alclad Candy Purple and got a nice burgandy/brandywine color. The frame is Metalic Blue from Model Master. 

The figure is from a discontinued line call Locsters Riders, mostly used for my low rider builds. I lit the sleeper with 3 leds and made the bunk doors functional so I could a 9v battery underneath.

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@Bigtruck, 

I spent a few weeks painting it. I waited days between coats and colors sons not to have adhesive from the tape mar the finish. I wish it were perfect....I forgot to fade the bunk doors before doing the fade. :-( and the paint mask left a horrible adhesive residue. (Really pi $$ed me off!) I've talked to other builders who have used the same mask. Some with great results and others with the problems I had.

I took one shot next the ruled line on my build mat to show how long the truck is. The air and 7 way line came from one of the members here who makes them. 

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Great build man. Well done. I don't blame ya for getting off the road. I would too. I've been thinkin about it myself, but my reasoning is regulations getting out of control. That's a whole other can worms. You sure know how to build trucks, and do it well.

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           Really a great looking build here! That paint job is impressive, the colors are awesome.

 

 

         Be Well

            Gator

Posted (edited)

Awesome job man! I really like the lit interior. The Lonestar and Prostar kits have very detailed interior cab and sleeper, and most of the time you can't see it.

Edited by Jonj238
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