John, I love these big rigs unfortunately the lack of space is my problem.
I have only four, two I made, two I purchased: 1953 Ford F-750 Big Job, 1956 Ford C.O.E. F-750, 1967 PB, and a '76 KW (that I didn't know was the B.J. & the Bear truck until months after I bought it ).
The last two are nice, but I'm partial to the magnificent modification work of the first two from "The Professor!"
Thanks Marty. I appreciate that you consider me as "The Professor," but I feel more like Gilligan! 🙄 🙄
@marty-johnson I agree with Marty; the first two are amazing!
"Gilligan" didn't teach me a ton of stuff about diecast modification. However, The Professor did! I've learned sooooooo much!Thanks Marty. I appreciate that you consider me as "The Professor," but I feel more like Gilligan! 🙄 🙄
One from across the sea:
Roadkings released 2022 the diecast "Krupp Titan" ca. 1950, the model is about 60 cm long and weighs 30 pounds.
4 versions were available: German Federal Railways, "Dachser", "Baumann" forwarders and a plain blue one.
Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany
the model is about 60 cm long and weighs 30 pounds.
I've seen these but don't own any. Schuco makes some nice rigs too! So...these 1/18 Krupp Titans really weigh 30 POUNDS each? Wow, that's incredible! 😬 😬 My two heaviest 1/18 models are a 4-car trailer set-up (the '58 Fords are fixed ) and a WW II German Panzer tank. They weigh 10.5lbs & 14.5lbs respectively.
This Mack truck is from the movie "Convoy" staring Kris Kristofferson and Ali McGraw.
This Mack truck is from the movie "Convoy" staring Kris Kristofferson and Ali McGraw.
I figured something like that, thanks. I like the stock version of this Mack. I may just have to get it... 🤔 🤨 🤔 (I know, you probably have 2 on the way.... 😀 😀)
@chris: 30 pounds also seems a bit much to me, but the ads of the dealers say so.
I would think about half that is realistic...
Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany























