Ford AeroMax 120

Hi, friends.
Let me show you "Ford AeroMax 120" (Italeri, 1/24).
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/81966233.jpg
Cab, hood and sleeper were painted with TS8. Window trims are BMF
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758973.jpg
All the doors were cut out and hanged to show the interior.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758976.jpg
Dash and door trims are improved with scratchbuilding. Sits and interior roof are painted in two or three color scheme.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758980.jpg
Sleeper interior completed with wall trim, scratchbuilt lockers, micro wave oven, thermos with cup and working lamp (SMD LED) Batteries are under the bunk.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758978.jpg
Headlights are working to.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758977.jpg
The engine is detailed with plumbing wiring and screen wash bottle.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758974.jpg
Tail lights are scratchbuilt. Mudflaps are made of white adhesive tape. Number plates are "Kit Form Service's" stuff, as the logos, badges, etched wipers and tyre decals.
http://aeromax.users.photofile.ru/photo/aeromax/2545690/xlarge/85758972.jpg
Side mirrors are adjustable, side skirt step is folding, exhaust cups can be opened and closed.
You can read about this model in the next monthcoming issue of "Modeler Site"

All the best
Sergey

Absolutely beautiful! I always like to see a semi. built up as beautiful as the cars! I have that kit and would love to make it shine like yours.

TW

My mistake - I thought you said it was a model? Surely you've posted photographs of the real thing? :o)

My mistake - I thought you said it was a model? Surely you've posted photographs of the real thing? :o)
Well, thank you for compliments, but I think the bike track on which the model is standing is quite out of scale. :) Sorry for my English.
Ask me if you have questions.

Great work! Your trucks are awesome. I can't imagine the amount of work that goes into building something of that size so cleanly. Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely amazing work. Seeing your build makes me want to build one myself. Keep up the great work and hope to see more trucks from you in the future :D

Great to see a truck here, very nice, interesting details

Thank you all for kind coments.

:eek2: Wow! Insane model! I could swear it was the real deal on some of the pictures. :worshippy

I tought the first picture was a real truck!!!!. What an amazing built, looks totally real!!!. Congratulations for this beauty!!

Wow, what a beautiful model. I really like the thermos in the storage compartment, very nice touch.

The best model I have ever seen :worshippy This is "The model". Ill try to get that magazine!

Congratulations sir!

Best regards from Mexico...

damn, thats a great model. the details are amazing...if you scuffed up the tires, you wouldnt be able to tell from pics if it was the real thing!

if you scuffed up the tires...
I will in the next project. :)
Thank you guys! It's pleasure to read your coments. I'm glad that you like "The model". :)

:eek2::worshippy I love big rigs!!! Superb work!!

I will have a vodka now to salute this!

absolutley amazing man, good job all the way from Russia (im russian too ;) )

how long did that take you??? there is soooo much detail

I just realized that your truck is from my home state! OKLAHOMA!!!!

Very beautiful rig, I can't wait to see what else you've done. You definitely motivate me to break out my big rigs.

very realistic I've enjoyed very nice job congratulations :wink:

an excellent model!!! I would like to congratulate you...

Thanks for interest.
absolutley amazing man, good job all the way from Russia (im russian too ;) )
how long did that take you??? there is soooo much detail
Hi, comrad! :)
Well I can't say exactly how much time it took to build the whole model. I had brake for other projects some time. I have finished it in November 2008, But first steps been made after I finished "Can Do" wrecker in December 2006.
I saw your Celica. I like it, especially LEDs.

Nice job! I once tried to build Revell's Wester Star semi, but didn't have the skills or patience ever to complete it. Nicely detailed, and I like the "real life" accessories in the sleeping cabin!