😮 I'm sorry, but I don't have the words. I'm speechless.
😮 I'm sorry, but I don't have the words. I'm speechless.
Marlowe Johnson speechless? (..laryngitis?) 😏
Tremendous Chris. Love the detail including the brake and clutch pedals coming through the floorboard.
Tremendous Chris. Love the detail including the brake and clutch pedals coming through the floorboard.
Thanks Bob. A few engine compartment details will purposely be omitted because space is so "tight." This cab-over-engine design leaves very little room under the hood.
@jack-dodds Thanks Jack. Glad you like all this... but, like 1:1 bodywork, it's alot of labor! 😣 😣
Ahhhh! The sanding stage! My left arm (non-sanding) looks like Pee Wee Herman's. But my right arm (sanding!) looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger's! Sanding and sanding and sanding and sanding and sanding and sanding....
...then half of me should be like Conan the Barbarian! 😀 😆 😉
9-25 UPDATE PART 1: I was able to FINALLY (..it took 5 years!) put color on this old truck and get this 1/18 1956 Ford COE F750 body on to her frame for the last time. Still a "mini-ton" of body detail to add such as, chrome trim & emblems, mirrors, running lights, skid pads, decals, small paint touch-ups, etc.. etc.. .... THEN TRAILER WORK will resume after that, but there's light at the end of the tunnel. 😉
Here's a "quick 30"
@marty-johnson LoL! I said the same thing during assembly...it took quite a while to line up everything. Regardless the planning and "well thought out" execution/engineering there's always something that comes up. This effort was no exception. 🙄 🙄
@chris Wow...what a fantastic job! To be honest I wouldn't have gone with those colors BUT now that I see them on the finished truck I realize I was wrong.....I think it looks awesome.