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This Mack is pretty cool looking. I've been on the fence about it. I don't necessarily want a fleet of 1970's semis, but..... Now, if KK-Scale, Road Kings begins producing American semis from the 1950'/early '60's.... I'll be in trouble. 🙄
If I do pull the trigger on this Mack, I want one of the two-color variants like this, or in blue.
- You get'n a trailer for this one John? ...sorry, I mean, "good Buddy!"
@chris It is doubtful at this time that I will get a trailer for this truck due to space limitations. It will be a long shot on this one. If there was a trailer it would have to be a tanker trailer like in the movie.
They just don't come much more realistic than these two Mack tractors. Your door shots, John, could easily pass as a 1:1.
If I only had the room. Incredible details.
it would have to be a tanker trailer like in the movie.
Yeah, I see now.... prior to you telling me about this movie I had never heard of it, but many have. There's no shortage of this Mack in scale form. Who knew? 🤨 🤔
If I only had the room.
Bob, I can't argue with you.... I have a few of these Road King American rigs and they're not small. Years ago, when my 1/18 '67 PB arrived - this was the box. I thought I had mistakenly received a new microwave! 😬 😬 John has his (WITH FULL TARILERS ) in showcases... 😳 😳 To your point - yes, ONE needs room. 😮 🙄
















