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10-21-2011, 09:17 PM
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Re: dodge L 1000
Yea I plan to get some small hinges from the LHS tomorrow along with some CA. I keep thinking I need to detail this cab out,but the more I look at the 1:1 their just isnt that much detail in it.. I hope to glue all the panels together and build the dog house as well as most of the interior this wekend..
Oh I also received the tires from RC4WD and it makes a huge difference with this rig. I think I will also add BBs to the tires before I paint and glue the rims. If it works for smallhaul Its good enough for me!!! 
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10-22-2011, 06:31 AM
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Re: dodge L 1000
Wow,it's RCJB! Kool Man! Glad to see you here!
I was gunna comment on this build over on scale,but now I can do it here. I see over on scale, you were asking about moving the axle forward a bit. If you decide to,the tamiya reefer trailer main spring works perfect for these little cab over trucks. Nice job so far! FGD
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10-22-2011, 08:15 AM
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Re: dodge L 1000
Thanks Freddy I think I have room to move the springs forward just enough to make it look good. I will look into the trailer springs for the rear room between the wheels is killing me when it comes to the fuel tank..I already built one but it wasnt big enough and it hardly fit..
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