Civilian Trucks, Lorries, Vans etc. Thread, Scania144L Flatbed in Civilian Vehicles; This build is probably not my best build, but I did slack on this one. At least, so I think. ...
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- Charles
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I know what you meen its a bit battered and in need of a respray. Only 99% happy your a perfectionist id be exstatic with it very well done
papa 695's Gallery - Name:
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Thanks.
tiking's Gallery - Name:
- Charles
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SALAD DODGER
Charles, that's one cracking model. As Ian so rightly points out..99% happy!!
To my eyes it's spot on. One well used and abused Scania.
Well done,
Ron
If it wasn't for Thomas Edison, we would all be watching T.V. in the dark!
spanner570's Gallery - Name:
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Thanks Ron for that uplifting remark.
tiking's Gallery - Name:
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I can't see any evidence of 'slacking' on your part Charles. That looks to be well up to your usual excellent standards.
Gern
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Ok Ti I need to see what you can do with a 379 or a 359 Pete and a B model KW....Paul
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The first picture made me think you had posted one of the real thing as a comparison to the model!!! Superbly realistic, I really enjoy seeing your models
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Originally Posted by
FMTango 
Ok Ti I need to see what you can do with a 379 or a 359 Pete and a B model KW....Paul
Thanks Paul. Any reason why just a Pete 379 or 359 models?
tiking's Gallery - Name:
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Originally Posted by
Boldman The first picture made me think you had posted one of the real thing as a comparison to the model!!! Superbly realistic, I really enjoy seeing your models
Thanks for the great support.
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