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Highway Trucks and Trailers On road trucks and trailers single and twin axle trucks. |
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I love how that 3D printed grill looks. Had you not said so, I never would have though it was 3D printed!
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I didn't say the grill was 3D printed, it is the Cat engine. The grill is machined aluminum that I polished.
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I finally made some progress on some of my build.
I decided that the wheelbase of the King Hauler is too short to look like my full size so I started over on the chassis build after ordering new blank frame rails. It is taking much longer than I thought to drill and tap all the holes in the rails so I went to work on getting the hood painted and assembled except for the LED lights that will go in later. The Kenworth emblems that I ordered for the hood sides are very nice and look To be cut from polished stainless steel. I have most of the detailing done on the engine as well. |
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The new longer chassis is coming along. I just have to drill and tap the holes for the front suspension and front cross member along with cutting to length. I also got my real metal fuel tanks polished.
I bought a pair of KW style steps/tool and battery boxes made from aluminum. I sanded the machine marks out so I can polish the ends and drilled holes in the bottom step to kind of replicate the grating step that was on the KWs. I will be glueing some stainless deck plate to the part that was the door/step part to get the correct look. |
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Progress, I got my step/toolboxes finished.
I also got my sliding 5th wheel painted and assembled, boy those tiny 1.2 mm E clips are a b***h! |
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