[Brian in PA]

Originally Posted by androiduk

Brian , I really dont know what to say about this build , there is so many options; WOW , Beautiful , stunning , amazing , just do not seem enough ! ! ! .

Thanks!

Your attention to detail , your workmanship , your skill is just outstanding from the plasticard cab work to the metal fab of the body.

You are an insperation. I just want to rip king apart now ! ! .

Andy

Thanks Andy!

Originally Posted by Tamiya Cowboy

Not sure really what to say or what has not been said just like the last 2 trucks you are raising the level of detail and perfection each time. Keep up the outstanding work.

Thanks Paul!

Originally Posted by Espeefan

I'm not usually a guy to post one liners, but in this case, I'll just say 'sweet'!

Originally Posted by 9W Monighan

Maybe your paint doesn't have SCALE metal flakes Scott and I can't wait to dump coal on that shinny hood Did your 1:1 have that big of a rear window? My buddy in Oakdale just got his cab painted on a Pete he's been restoring new frame up for the past 8-10yrs. He removed the bunk and put a small rear window in. This truck was an old wrecked, Robbin's heavy haul rig w/ 550hp? Cat power and it has 4 axles.
Yesterday I swear I passed your 1:1 triaxle. I noticed asphalt around the tailgate.

Actually Steve I had them Scale down the flake. I thought it was pretty cool that they were able to that! They put the smallest flake they had. My1:1 had a window just like that. The later trucks have a wider back window. The Robbins truck, was it green? I know that had a green International or 2.

Originally Posted by spudd

fantastic paint!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cant wait to see her all together

Thanks Spudd!

Originally Posted by Straywolf

Hey Brian thanks for the info I was just sitting here thinking that maybe you should do a video tutorial on the step by step process you do on your Pete Cabs.

I still can't wait to see her finished!!!!

Mike

Thanks Mike! I don't think the vid would work, I would have to beep out all the swearing!

Originally Posted by FabOne

Another GREAT job Brian! The paint job is awesome. It really brings out the details. Keep us posted as you assemble it.

-Terry

thanks Terry!

Originally Posted by bigpipespete

WOW , what a gorgeous color . Would love to see that in sunlight.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Stepside

Looking forward to seeing that green paint stand tall against some stainless and aluminum! :-D

thanks Rod!! Me too!!