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Old 02-25-2018, 05:00 PM
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Default Re: Fire trucks where do you start?

I really like imgur for hosting pics, but there are a lot of options. Find a host, and we'll walk you through posting.

Most scratch built bodies seem to start with atleast 0.040" - 0.080" styrene for the initial panels, then either cut in detail, or add thin panels on top. Gusseting corners and internal bracing really help with large flat areas not warping.

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I believe it's in the 1/12 to 1/14 scale range. Some measurements would help determine actual scale. Sorry for the continual hijack, i like fire apparatus...
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Old 02-25-2018, 09:00 PM
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Default Re: Fire trucks where do you start?

That makes a lot of sense. Thick panels and gusseting the joints. I will look for a host. Would that be like somewhere where I can post videos and stuff. I give you the user ID and password?

Oh my gorsh. I have a TExaco pumper which My dad bought for me. Yes it is the big scale. I also have a similar ambulance but i have never seen that police car. It looks like an Amecian Motors maybe a matador
Liking fire apparatus is a good thing. Are you in the US or Euro?

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