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Originally Posted by Dreamweaver

Beautiful job Rick. I have to admit the first few times I saw this truck as your avatar I just glanced at it and thought it was 1:1 till I saw it in a post and realized it was sitting on a porch railing.

-Mike

Thanks Mike, most people i show the picture to thanks it is real till i point out the porch railing.

Originally Posted by Justinside

That is a great truck, thanks for the pictures.

Could you show how axles go together, I just don't see how that works?

Also I presume this started life as a King Hauler?

I am new to the hobby. Rick

Not to worry I figured it out.

But where did you get the Pintle Hitch?

Thanks again

Paul

Thanks paul, yes it is a king hauler, the Pintle Hitch is from garden trucking

Originally Posted by Losiassociated

Looks real good.

Thank you Losiassociated

Originally Posted by Brian in PA

A true masterpiece Rick! I love your attention to detail.

Brian

Thank you Brian, trying to keep up with your awsome peterbilt's

Originally Posted by chaseracer

great looking truck, the details are wonderful, really like the color. can wait to see it working

Thank you chaseracer

Originally Posted by Espeefan

Rick, thanks for posting this build! I was really looking forward to it! All I can say is this is the best looking T800 I've ever seen anyone build out of a King Hauler. Just flat out fantastic. The mirrors, the grill, the headlights, and the dovetailed frame is just awesome. I always thought this truck in your avatar photo was a highly detailed 1/25 scale kit from Ertl/AMT or something, but I was blown away when I saw you post the big pictures of it in the sticky thread for day cabs! Paint job is really nice as well. I'm sure if you posed this truck on a logging road somewhere, and had the camera angle right, no one would know this isn't a 1:1 truck! Definitely one of my favorite builds.

Your welcom Nathon, Thank you for the complements.

Originally Posted by sparkycuda

Just flat impressive! Details, workmanship, paint - absolutely great. And your camera angles and background selection, as Espeefan noted, make it as real as the 1:1. Awesome job!

Ken

Thank you Ken

Originally Posted by bigpipespete

Hello , thats a very nice build . Once i get to know a few guys and find out where to buy parts i plan to build a logger too . Michael

Thank you Michael