My Winter Project part 1
 

Hi this is the 1st post ive put on here ...only started in this hobie in april this year ....... ill post a pick of my 1st truck ive done and a few of my winter project while the cold weather is here .......hope you like them ?

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this is my winter project part 1 A MACK RS700... part 2 will be a gooseneck lowboy

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ive just started the rear fenders and back bar then it will be fitting the lights
hope you all like what im trying to do ?

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Welcome, Nice first post!
Great looking trucks,and nice color combo.

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Wow that King looks awesome, nice paint. What trailer kit is that? Is it extended in length? Looks like a 53ft trailer. That mack is also badass. Great job on it. Did you make tge mack cab yourself?

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welcome , the trucks look great :) Me likey the pupy dog :D

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Welcome to the forum roadie. Wow, impressive work man! Love your color choice and combo and your styrene skills are fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more from you.

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nice work, I like the colors used

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Job well Done your builds came out awesome!

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Great work! I like it. Keep the posts coming!
Scott

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Great builds!! The Mack looks great, did you build it yourself?

Brian

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Hey great looking trucks! i really like that mack :)

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Great trucks, is the Mack scratch built out of styrene ? You on the East or West side of Canada ?

greg

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Way to make an entrance, and welcome to the forum. Those are some nice trucks. The Mack especially!

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Hi, thanks for all your comments.....to answer some of the questions ....lol.....
the reefer trailer is scratch biult and running on tamiya gear, it is a true to scale 53ft reefer which measures 43.5 inches.
The mack cab came from a friend of mine who has set himself up doing tamiya and scatch biulds. he holds the patent for the cab and a pod just like the one from convoy. If i am allowed to put his website on here i will do for anyone who wishes to contact him over the mack cab. Th sleeper pod on the back of mine is indeed statch biult from styrene as is the rear fenders on both trucks.
Finally sorry im not from canada but from England. but i do have a brother living in east canada who i will be visiting next year

Re: My Winter Project part 1
 

Very interesting on the Mack cab! I would say have your friend contact us ( one of the mods) here and he can sign up for a vender spot. I'm sure he can do well with Mack cabs! Thanks!

Brian

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That mack would sure make a great daycab coal bucket for me! id for sure buy one

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I agree. Those old R models are beautiful trucks. Ill be ordering one as soon as he is set up on here. :)

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I highly suggest your friend become a vendor here, he will do pretty well with that cab. I would love to build a trailer like yours, i just dont know what I need. I need to look into this further.

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looks really good!


take it you're a fellow canadian?

Re: My Winter Project part 1
 

The reason people think you are in Canada is the Canadian flag on the fridge unit of your reefer trailer and the "R.T.S Heavy Haulage Canada" on the side of the Mack Sleeper. Maybe you should add your location to your profile.

And once again, great work!

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So is your friend, who builds these Mack cabs, from England too?

I never heard of anyone putting a patent on a model truck cab before. Seems rather impossible to do. Does that mean no one else can ever try building one of their own, as he could claim they are trying to copy it? You can only build a Mack cab like this one way. Anything anyone builds to match the real truck is going to be a copy now.

I could maybe understand the patent covering his one piece mold injected process and die, if that's how he makes them, but patenting a model, which is not licensed in the first place seems really conceited and backwards.