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Thank you so much for the compliments and for tuning in!

Hey, thanks for asking a question. At this time, the smallest scale we will be producing parts for will be 1/25 Thanks for tuning in also!

@@karlturon427 Figured I should ask. Could be an idea for the future. Smaller scales are not well represented for truck wheels.

Thank you very much! Tim is a rockstar!

We are working on these particular wheels right now. I'll let you know when they are available... thanks for tuning in!!

Thanks Tim!

Exactly, we strive for excellence and accuracy! As far as the 1/16 scale wheels and tires go, not only are we developing 22.5" wheels and tires for the large scale trucks we are also working on 20" wheels and 10.00 20" tires! It's gonna take some time but it's coming. Thank you for tuning in to my channel!!!

@@karlturon427 great, I have four 1/16 trucks and one trailer that I want to put the normal sizes on. One might stay 24s, but want grip tires for the drives. I don't need them yesterday so when you get them done it'll be nice be able to pick wheel sets.

@@karlturon427 I just made an account on the site.

Thank you! We think a lot of semi-truck builders are going to really dig what we are doing once the word spreads further. We are certainly thrilled with the amount of traffic we've seen in just 6 weeks! I'm gonna say that shipping to Michigan is quite reasonable and would depend on the size of your order. Our website should have all the information on our global shipping option but if something is missing please let me know. Thanks for tuning in!!!

Thank you sir I will go check out the website

Thank you buddy! I appreciate all your support and for tuning in!

Thanks you Earl, for that and all your kind words! We are really happy about it! I'm gonna have a K-100 update soon!

Thank you man! Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much!

That's fantastic Gary... thanks for tuning in!

Thanks Tim!

Hey that’s awesome! We are going to supply all our parts in 1/16, 1/24 and 1/25. We are developing correct wheels in 20”, 22.5” and the 24.5” you see here. Monogram only ever offered the 24.5” Michelin tires and that’s the limiting factor. We plan to change that by developing the correct tires in the sizes mentioned above. Kool idea for hubs in clear to show the grease window. Those would be good for steering and trailer hubs. Thanks for watching! Stay tuned!

@@karlturon427 All good things - simply put, been a fan of Sonny since 1974 and that 1/16 flat top kit begs for backdating. I know torsion susp. and a 903 is pushing it though! Will be placing order for current items. Lastly, hope the 1/25 Ford L grille will be possible...

@@goratgo1970 Thank you once again sir. I've seen every episode of "Movin' On" at least 3 times and that Pruitt Kenworth makes me smile from ear to ear every time I see it!! We do have plans for developing not only that Cummins V8 you speak of but also a true replica of the mighty 12V Detroit, both engines in 1/16 and 1/24, 1/25 scale. To also note, we are currently working on the Herdrickson spring suspension and the torsion bar suspension will go into development shortly after. The spring suspension as found on the AMT K-123 and W-925 will only be available in 1/16 scale as there are and abundance of them in 1/25 scale already. However, the torsion bar suspension will be produced in both 1/16 and 1/25 as it's a hard one to find in the AMT Kenworth's and of course, the only option available on the 1/16 Monogram Kenworth's is the 8 bag set-up. As far as the 1/25 Louisville grill goes, I have plans to build a Motorways rig based on a 1/25 Louisville so that grill, an accurate one, will be developed and produced some time in the future! Cheers!

Thank you very much! We definitely have you covered on 1/24, 1/25 scale model truck parts. I appreciate your kind words! Thanks for watching and stay tuned!

Thank you!

Hey, thank you very much!

Hey thanks for the comment and I agree about the white background! I'm always trying to improve my video quality and I appreciate tips from the viewers. It's always great to hear from fellow gearjammers and modelers!

Thanks man! I'm looking forward to seeing this one finished and I appreciate your kind words! Stay tuned for more!

Thanks for the suggestion and for tuning in!

Thanks for the suggestion! I have an idea from looking at the back of some actual daycabs. Thanks for tuning in also!

So I pre-painted some of the parts before assembly and then I will paint the rest of it. That way I'm guaranteed coverage on everything.

Thanks for the inspiration, I appreciate it and I'm looking forward to getting my airbrush going!

That's fantastic! This is such a great hobby and I'm glad to hear that you are engaged in it and enjoying your creative side. Thanks for watching!

You built a great model for Mark, that is quite the gift you gave him! I am a Heavy Duty Mechanic along with my 32 years of driving experience. That being said, its much easier in my opinion to repair and/or restore real semi trucks versus building a model. It takes much more patience and skill to create a nice looking model from a box of plastic parts. The only thing about real trucks is it's much more expensive to put one back together lol. Anyways, I always appreciate your feedback!

I absolutely agree about the marker lights! Q/C finds it's way into everything I do, from my real restoration projects, home renos, work and of course building models! Glad to here you got the correct wheels for your project! Thanks again for your feedback and tuning in! Cheers man!

Thanks Robert!

Hey Vince, sorry for the late reply... those shelves are from Home Depot and they are called "floating shelves". They slide into a rack with two pipes that you attach to the wall. I believe they come in 24", 36" and 48" lengths. Thanks for tuning in!!!

Look up the Leduc West Antique Society online and they have all the scheduled events listed. During those events, the All Canadian Moving Systems Trucking History Museum is open to the public! It's an amazing place to visit and the models in there are just outstanding! The facility is located just north off Highway 39 about 3 minutes west of Leduc, Alberta. Thanks for tuning in!

Thank you!

Thanks and I totally agree with Mr. Ed lol!!

Thank you!

Love pretty much all racks, lol...Thanks as always and yes I'm definitely going to look into that grill situation!

Hey Earl!! Thanks so much for all your comment and kind words... it's much appreciated. I did get your message as well and I will respond to all of it soon... I've just been slammed (as always) but I do read everything I get! Cheers man :)

Should be a neat build Earl, be sure to masking tape over those cab rivets to protect them when you eliminate the seam if you're not replacing them. If you use super glue and a toothpick to fill, it won't reappear over time.

@@karlturon427 Hey No worries, we all are busy this time of year!! Earl

@@goratgo1970 Thanks for the tip! I've seen a couple vids that show the finished product but not one in progress. I do however like the idea of just sanding it down and reapplying the rivets. Apparently there is a set of HO scale rivet details that are perfect match. I did see a set at a train show , but at that time I didn't know I needed them...LOL Cheers Goratgo! Earl

Thank you very much!! I'm gonna show off a built one soon!!

@@karlturon427 Karl, will you be able to show prep-work and painting, your tips and all? I don't know about you, but I haven't had good luck with some these paints these days! Earl

Hey Earl, yes you bet I’m going to be showing some footage of how I do the paint and prep on them. I also plan on showing the way I do that with the K-100 build! What I really need is a clone of myself to go to work lolol 👍🏻

Thank you Tim!! Your package will head out tomorrow evening after I get off work, I'll send you an update once it ships!!

@@karlturon427 Oh ok, thank you!

@@THROTTLEPOWER Tim! make sure you give us a full review!!.. LOL like we already know how good it is! Earl

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Awesome man, 379's are great trucks and thanks for tuning in!

You could still display a small collection! Thanks for watching a have a nice day!

Rob, I love your compassion and enthusiasm!!! UA-cam has strict rules about personal information so you can reach out to me through this platform. Thank you again!

Wow Rob, that is very nice and I am so happy that you enjoyed this video! Please contact the Leduc West Antique Society for the event schedule. Every time an event is held, the model truck museum is open to the public for their viewing pleasure. Thank you and stay tuned in on this channel!

Hey! That's a great idea and I'm definitely going to try that... I'm still learning :) Thanks for tuning in!

Thank you kindly!

It is my absolute pleasure and I will continue to bring more of these beautiful models to my viewers! Thank you very much sir!

Thank you! The rear tires are from an AMT parts pack, i think 8 slicks came in the pack and they are pad printed with M/H Racemaster. The front wheels are from a Revell 1969 Camaro, lots of these tire came in the Revell kits. The Cragar wheels are from another Revell kit but i don't remember which one. I want to say the Sox & Martin 1967 GTX Pro Stock car. Thanks for watching!

It is absolutely my please! Lot of footage to go in that place! Thanks for tuning in!

Good morning Earl! It's always a pleasure to read your comments and communicate with you! The model truck museum welcomes all model builders to display their truck models (semi-trucks only please) and as of my last inventory we do not have a "Bandit" KW with a "Stagecoach" trailer. I'm sure Gord Comrie, the owner and curator of the magnificent place would welcome your rig. The best advice I have is to buy a membership for $25.00 annually to the Leduc West Antique Society and you will get notified of all the events that happen there. When an event takes place, such as the Lesco Truck Show in September, the model truck museum is open during this and any other event. Then you could ask Gord to showcase your beautiful rig along with the others. Thanks as always for tuning in!!! Another K-100 / Rocky Mountain Double update is coming soon!

@@karlturon427 Thanks Karl for the info, I'll look into contacting Gord. Membership is a good price too. It would be an honour to be accepted to show my truck with the caliber of builders he has there. I'd have to talk to Mark too so he could bring it there. When Mark took his Snowman and Stagecoach to last Septembers Lesco Truck Show, he won "best in Show" , how awesome is that!! Out of all those trucks that were there, they voted him best in show. What a great community of Truckers they are. Cheers Earl

For sure, That's definitely a trek from the Great State of Texas!!! Who knows, you may end up out this way for whatever reason and get a chance to see it. It's certainly not going anywhere and in the meantime I can give you and many others a nice insight to what's going on in this incredible museum! Please subscribe if you haven't already, tell your friends and thanks for tuning in!

@@karlturon427 I am already subed to your channel. I look forward to seeing more videos about the museum.

Thanks Tim!!!! Thanks for everything buddy!

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Ha ha, I know who this is and you're awesome buddy! I just had to give the viewers a "sneak peak" of your beautiful collection and your skilled craftsmanship! Have a great long weekend!

Thank you very much Tim!!!!!

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