Built from the Jordan injected molded kit (not for the faint of heart). I liked the running gear of the Packard so much I just can't cover it with a bed. It will probably end up a load on a more modern truck/trailer. Not very well seen is my attempt at the Packard Single Six. It is painted with Floquil RR tie brown with a thick wash of alcohol and India ink followed by a few different rust colored acrylic washes with clear flat lacquer coats between washes.
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Very nice! I wasn't aware of this kit.
Beautiful assembly & finishes! I "know" all of those tiny little HO bits are really delicate, but your finishes make it look like a big ole heavy truck. Nice! -- Dallas
1:87, huh? Adequate. -- Russ
Nice!
Hey, that is cool. I would not have guessed it was 1/87.....looks 1/48. Nicely done!
Chester, congratulations on this new kit. You ARE an inspiration to many of us, even living thousands of kilometers away!!