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New project.

What im going to build only difrent color

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What do i have to start

A donor kit for the engine and a few other parts

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chassis kit from A&N models

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Another cabin that i have in the stash for more than 2 years already painted for a part

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Also some other aftermarket but that will be for later

first up will be the pe chassis and parts for the cabin

 

Mark

 

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Mark

Nice choice for your new build and I'll be following all the way. :popcorn:

Lot's more to building big rigs then I ever thought - loads of resin and PE - Holy Smokes, going to be fun for sure

 

 

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Ooh...   PE frame!  I'd be running for cover.  My father likes truck models.  Me...   not so much.  But I will be looking in.

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1 hour ago, Peterpools said:

Mark

Nice stat on the PE chassis and our soldering skills looks mighty good. Did you use CCA to tak the parts in place or did you make a jig?

 

The frame is bended other parts just solderd in place

thecross beam whas the last to put in.

I have used toothpics in the holes to line it out side by side and workd well for me.

I stil have a lot to learn about soldering

now only one problem my soldering iron dondt work any more but replament underway

 

Mark

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10 hours ago, GazzaS said:

Ooh...   PE frame!  I'd be running for cover. 

Me too! 

Mark, you're doing a great job. Nice tip on using toothpicks to help line everything up. 

Carl

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Thanks Mrk - appreciate the information. 

I've done a lot of soldering in my model railroad days and yours look next to perfect. I normally use a Weller - nothing fancy and one with a soldering station for the sponge and replaceable tips. No temp control.

Looking so good

 

 

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37 minutes ago, Peterpools said:

Mark

So glad you're having all this fun and the results are looking mighty good.

 

Thanks Peter

and yes its a lot off fun at the moment.just a relax build for me

 

Mark

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I have been following on FB. But just found it here. Just blows my mind Mark ! Following for sure!....harv

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front axel

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in place

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And a part off the drive train(i hope this is the right name for it) in place

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Next up rear axel

 

Mark

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40 minutes ago, DocRob said:

Great work Mark, love the soldered frame. Absolutely not my cup of tea, but interesting nontheless.

Cheers Rob

Yes its not that easy to get i allright al the PE

But you can always going the hard way and build it your self

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Its just a try out

 

Mark

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30 minutes ago, Peterpools said:

Mark

Awesome progress - looking mighty good. I hope you're going to finish Arocs as showroom new. Just love well maintained and good looking trucks.

 

Yes Peter almost brand New it will be

 

Mark

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