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Old 04-18-2011, 10:21 AM
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You know the Story of the beautyfull Princes in her Glas Coffin?

Same thing with this Wedico Rig.
She was build over 25 years ago and spend her whole Life in a Box from Acrylglas on a shelf.

The owner had no Time to play with her.
And he had no Time to give her all these shiny things He bought for her over the years.
Some Day he found my Homepage and decided that I should be the Prince who bring her back to live.
I am not shure if a simple Kiss might be enough,but I will try to do.










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Old 04-18-2011, 06:28 PM
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Great build, I can already tell! I hope someone has a truck in a box in a closet for me!

More like Snow Black! lol
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Old 04-28-2011, 01:25 PM
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All Parts are here now and I can start to rebuild the Truck.
Yesterday I finished the construction work at the Hood.
Mirrors are ready and the Grill Design has been changed.
I made some Mud Flaps and a new Mesh for the Grill.







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Old 05-05-2011, 11:53 AM
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Well,the Owner is not shure how to create the Grill.
He wanted a polished Frame and a black Mesh.


With an additional silver Mesh behind the black one

And this is what I would prefer.


And the Tanks have been painted .

My next Projekt is hidden on that Pic.
Can you find it???



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Old 05-08-2011, 10:36 AM
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Well,the Owner wanted me to eleminate the Chicken Lights and the Wedico Visor which is part of the Roof.
So I decided to take a raw Roof,cut away the Visor and paint it.
Same thing with the Sleeper Wall.He wanted 3 additional Lights in the Wall but the old Wall look like a Swiss Cheese.Too much Holes.
So I took a Front Wall and closed the Big Hole and drilled three new ones for the Lights.






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Old 05-08-2011, 03:49 PM
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Parts look good.. Your next project.. Project 350 from here in the USA.. The owner of that truck had Styln and Profiln build that for him last year it came out great..
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Old 05-09-2011, 02:22 PM
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Great way to update an old Wedico conventional model, which never really excited me to much. I always thought the conventional's headlights were the ugliest part of the whole truck, so it's good to see you swapped those out for the double round Peterbilt kind.
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Old 05-10-2011, 11:53 AM
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Paul,I followed the Building Thread from Project 350 and he did a fantastic Job on it.
His one is Tamiya based and I want to try out to get a Wedico as close as possible to the 350 Look.
This Build has a lot of Elements from 350 but with some additional Parts it will be much different.


Nathan,these are Conventional Lights.I only used some paint on the Glasses to get the Look from two single round Lights.

Paint Job is done but I needed the last free Space to store the Parts until they are dry.






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Old 05-12-2011, 12:47 PM
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Today I made the Visor and played around with the Indicator Lights.









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Old 05-12-2011, 01:32 PM
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Yes, I realized after looking at the photos of the headlights a second time, that they are indeed painted to look like the Peterbilt double rounds. I nice touch. I must say the paint is looking very good, and I really think the new grill and mesh behind it will make a very drastic and good change for the truck. Nice work.
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I've really never been a fan of wedico, but you are changing my mind
Excellent details, I will keep watching this build.
Simply amazaing

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Now its Time to complete the Truck and make some changes in the Wedico typical Design.
First I removed the Screws from the Door and fixed them with some Belt Rivets.
I had to use this Rivets to cover the damaging in the Paint from the Washers.
Then I secured them with 2 mm Rivet Screws.
Some Nail polish and it looks much better than with the Big Screws.

Wipers are too big

I made a new Dashboard

Stainless Steel Stacks


The Owner send me some Pins he got from the USA to check out which one would fit to the Truck.
Which one would you Guys use??







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Hey Michael looking good I would use the first pin(stars and stripes star) because everyone uses the eagle in pic 2 and the third one not sure about but it belongs on the top of the hood as the handle used to tilt it fwd..

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Have to agree with Tracy here. Stars and stripes all the way.

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Looks great!
I really like the look of the mirrors, they look really great.
I think you're really adding some character to the truck!
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Old 05-22-2011, 02:28 PM
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The Owner decided to take the Star with the Stars and Stripes in it.
The last Days I spend some Time to complete the Body Units.
I drilled some Holes into the Sleeper Bootom for the Electric.
And I made a Shelf to get some Space for the Batterie and other Components.


Additional Breaklights.





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thats looks great!!!
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Just a small Update
The rear Axles and the Frame are ready.















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I like those axles! Been wanting to get a set for my Wedico truck, but I just haven't gotten the courage up to place an order over seas, in Germany. They look so much nicer then even Wedico's best axles do.
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Old 06-22-2011, 02:13 PM
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I like those axles! Been wanting to get a set for my Wedico truck, but I just haven't gotten the courage up to place an order over seas, in Germany. They look so much nicer then even Wedico's best axles do.
You are right,they are pretty cool but no Bargain.
Each Axle is about 240 Euro plus 150 for the Suspension System.

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