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The build was a bear for sure. I thought the truck was headed to the shed for a few years a couple of times. There were several setbacks and some vacation time but the build is finally finished. Turned out better than I expected. 

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4 hours ago, TruckerAL said:

Looks fantastic! But one critique, the steps are on the wrong side of the cab. They need to be flipped!

Thanks Alex. I will get the flipped around. 

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Outstanding job.  I have this kit with the BJ decals too.  How did you do the pointed-down (curbed) red part at the front so they could match the black stripes?

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10 hours ago, angelo7 said:

Outstanding job.  I have this kit with the BJ decals too.  How did you do the pointed-down (curbed) red part at the front so they could match the black stripes?

Thanks Angel. I traced the decals onto tracing paper, transferred that to a piece of low tack tape and applied to the truck. Make a couple photo copies of the decal sheet. 

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20 hours ago, DrKerry said:

Awesome build!!!!

 

8 hours ago, slusher said:

Absolutely Stunning!

Thank you! Much appreciated. 

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This has to be the amt version (small bumper, non-opening cab doors) with a shortened frame, isn't it? Anyway, the typical 70's paint-scheme looks stunning !

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Great build - these old AMT truck kits don't fall together like some modern kits do but with some work they can look really good as you have managed to do with your model.

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On 6/4/2022 at 3:04 PM, 1959scudetto said:

This has to be the amt version (small bumper, non-opening cab doors) with a shortened frame, isn't it?

That was my guess, but I've done enough part swapping to never take it for granted!

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On 6/4/2022 at 9:33 AM, spencer1984 said:

Beautiful work on this! Is it the AMT or Revell Kenworth?

Thanks Bill. It’s the AMT version. 

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