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Now you guys are getting carried away. Nice bee truck though.......and your guess is still wrong.
 

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What fun is this game if all you say is nope? Are we getting warmer, are we getting colder? Help some fellers out here! :impatient::headscratch2:

You guys are guessing on a flat piece of board and a couple of axles. You must learn patience grass hopper. And no, it's not a big rig @ripjack13

It is a kind of truck though.
 

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STILL WAITING ON SOME GLUE SLINGING!!!!!!

It's no wonder your model build threads are 200 posts long....they're 2/3's guessing game, and 1/3 work.
 
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STILL WAITING ON SOME GLUE SLINGING!!!!!!

It's no wonder your model build threads are 200 posts long....they're 2/3's guessing game, and 1/3 work.

Didn't work on the build yesterday. Just heading out to the shop to get started. Going to work on it today and tomorrow as tomorrow is a holiday here. WOOHOO
 

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Well, due to some complaining......I won't mention any names, but his initials are @Steve Walker , I have hurried in to post today's update on this build so that we can get back to some "glue slinging".

I made a bit of progress today with give the engine compartment it's final shape as well as getting the front grill and radiator cut and installed. I also put the finishing touches on the front grill and glued the whole thing in place. I also was able to get both of the front fenders cut, shaped and installed so we are coming along nicely. I also turned the parts needed for the 2 fuel tanks and assembled them but they won't be installed until a little later on in the build. I have the day off work tomorrow so I am hoping to get some more done on this build then. Stay tuned guys.

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Hmmm. A food truck would be sexy, but then again this is from Toronto........ and I have not seen that many double axle food trucks.

Double axle with cab. - some water/gas trucks are that configuration, but too mundane for Kenbo! Come to think of it, many of those trucks who collect the blue stuff from porta-potties are double axle. NOOOO Kenbo wouldn't build one of those - or would he?

He likes jeeps - could be some sort of military truck or half track - possibility

But thinking more complicated. Maybe one of those big rig tow trucks. Yup, that's my guess!

Got my jeep stuck in a dry creek (long story) and the company sent one of those big rigs to winch it out.


I somehow missed the end of this post with your big rig tow truck guess. DING DING DING!!!!! We have a winner!!!!!! Nicely done Mike.
 

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@Kenbo.....say one of us other guys or gals here at WB decided to venture into your world of what would seem to be maddening tedium of cutting/fitting/finishing a multitude of tiny parts, I do have one question......

Will any color of lighter work, or does it have to be blue?

Oh yeah....thanks for getting the glue bottle going today, looking forward to tomorrow's accomplishments.
 

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@Kenbo.....say one of us other guys or gals here at WB decided to venture into your world of what would seem to be maddening tedium of cutting/fitting/finishing a multitude of tiny parts, I do have one question......

Will any color of lighter work, or does it have to be blue?

Oh yeah....thanks for getting the glue bottle going today, looking forward to tomorrow's accomplishments.

If any of you decide to venture down this slippery slope of sloppiness, you can use whatever coloured lighter you little heart desires.

A lighter is a lighter,
with colours dark and pale.
The colour doesn't matter,
it's only there for scale.

So grab yourself some poplar,
some maple and some glue.
And don't forget your lighter
can be red or can be blue.

Be sure to pack your patience,
when a model you do make.
'Cause being in a hurry
Will be a big mistake.

Take your pics and post them
For all the world to see.
But don't forget the lighter
if you want to be like me.

I'll close this poem with one more thought,
and this my friends is true.
The lighter's unimportant
The important thing is you.
 
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