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Looks exactly like a generator. Git'er done!

I tried a couple of the direct links in his original post. some work some give me a 500 error. I'm on my work computer so could be our security blocking but it really looks like it's on the hosting side. Just did a refresh and all his images are back.

I bet if you could zoom in on that culprit you'd see just that. That or the forward leg is closer to the edge of the dash.

I know about Scale Hardware https://modelmotorcars.com/collections/small-parts-hardware They use to have a larger range of sizes and products. Is there anyone else out there doing little nuts and bolts?

Sad to read this Chris but totally understand.

Wow look how thin that wall is! :tens:

Someone closed up shop it looks like.

Can't wait to see you pull all this together at the diner. :notworthy

Wrong movie...:rotf

I just stocked up on some Scale Hardware, they are not offering the really little .3 mm stuff anymore. I got stocked up on the .5 and up. waiting for shipping info. You may hate the vacuform but you sure are the boss of it. Looks great. I can hear the guys in the paint shop. "You said make it...

Well it was very nicely done.

That's hilarious! "got any narcotics? No? Go check out the shop down the road, they got some great stuff" :lol:

Those pipes coming down the side of the boiler, are they for the sand? Lot of folks don't know that locomotives used sand on the rails for traction getting started sometimes.

No drawings, no one is going to call you out on it then. :popcorn

Take note how those chevron things on the track links are not worn consistent, the outer ones are more visible, inner are worn...if it were a tire I'd say there's an alignment issue! :rotf

The guys will get in the muck for her. Looks great Glenn!

It was disinformation tactic. Germans tracking the vehicle couldn't tell what direction it was going.

Take it up with the motor pool guys. They don't know front from back.

I'm shocked this has taken shape. Shocked I tell ya! I'd hate to ride in this thing. Matt's Offroad Recovery just had a video about how they had to correct the drive shaft harmonics on the Worlds Largest Off Road Wrecker. Really is a lot of potential in this kit but i'll not do another.

You and I both need to find some lighting for photos. Looks good Mike. :soldier