February 2010 Gallery

        1949 Ford Grain Truck.     Mike Randall

        760 Brockway.     Mike Randall

        1947  Kenworth off highway logger and trailer. Had 16 foot wide bunks and extended reaches and some with Hall-Scott gas engines. The chain drive suspension is the same as the WWII Dragon Wagon Pacific tank transporter. Everything is scratchbuilt except the cab and steer wheels.     Terry Williams

          Chevy Bison, doubled the sleeper added windows on the sleeper and extended the frame added a cluster of horns in front of the wind deflector, added tool boxes in front of the axles and extended the exhaust stacks.  Scratch built the TV antennas on the sleeper and custom diamond plate on the frame.     Richard Lanier

        The first truck is my Smokey and the Bandit 1973 Kenworth W-900 & my 1976 Trans AM model car. The second truck is a 1979 Ford LN-9000. The third is my 1989 Mack DM-600.     Mike Gerace

          This is my 1977 Peterbilt 352 Pacemaker.     Mike Gerace

                The Western Star was built stock while the Mack has had 18mm cut from the chassis and shortened.     Daryl Atkinson

                This Ford truck was originally a Ford shorthauler, the frame was shortened, the tractor package was fabricated...fenders over the rear tires were made from the tops of spray paint cans...the basic trailer was from scratch except for the running gear which came from the AMT doubles kit.      Don Parrish

        Peterbilt 359 (Revell 1:25) and 2 tri axle gravel trailer (AMT 1:25) and various elements in kit form services (tires, bull bars).     Philippe Wojtkowski

                Harley Davidson Kenworth.     Chris Schaper

      Here is my 389 Peterbilt I've put hours into, this took over a year to build. I've put my aluminum half fenders, fuel tanks, bumper, bumper poles, and light bars on this truck as well as the 389 scratch built hood with the headlights from Spauldings. The tires are from Jamie at Mo'Luminum as are the breathers. The color is dark toreador red clearcoat.     Ryan Mlynek

            This is my recent build of a Mack Superliner. It started out with a basic Italeri kit but all I used from the kit was the hood, cab, and wheels. I made a custom superliner frame with Mack airride suspension. I used Mo'Luminums air bags also. It also has working torque arms and z springs. The fuel tanks, bumper poles, and front bumper are some of my products. The engine, diamond tread, photo etch emblems and mirrors were from sourkrauts. I posted a pic of the real truck also. The decals turned out well for being printed vinyl other than the back ground color was off a little. The tires and air duct rubber fitting are from Mo'Luminum also.     Ryan Mlynek

         My R685 Mack logger (Qebec, Canada) 1980's. The trailer and cab guard is scratch built.     Philippe Ross

      Mack U 600 tractor built with A.I.T.M. CK 55 Mack U 600 conversion kit, resin cast frame, wheels and tires.     Dave Natale

    Eddie Taylor

        Mark Wilson

            This is the Transtar 4300, pretty much stock out of the box, except for the marker lites. When I got the log gear, the boom was so bent and warped that I had to use other materials for the boom and the air and lite lines are plumbed thru the trailer as well as the chains.     Pete

          I made the trailer from scratch. It's not all that good but the set is from Swamp Loggers on Discovery Channel.  Late 90's IH with a 400 cat in it and 18 spd trans.     Pete