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Hello, i want to show you my first try with an resin conversion kit from a.i.t.m., a Peterbilt 351 as daycab.

Base kit was the Round 2 release of amt Petrbilt 359 California Hauler.

Additional changes were steerable front axle, wheels from Dave Natale and scratchbuilt mirror support with 0,4mm wire.

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Thanks for looking, hope you'll like it.

Michael

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This truck is just cool.  I really like the way you make it look so simple and clean, as said above.  Lots of talent to make it look like this.

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Not at the moment, sorry. But i will start a new build this weekend. A 1955 Kenworth Bullnose from Illini Replica.

If interest exists i will report the progress here.

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You have really got some skills!! You have captured the look of the 351 for sure!!! My favorite builds are old school builds. This one looks like it drove right up out of 1969.

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