norhcoast automotive modellers member jerome andrews

his name is steve goldman

the front car is a '74 Dodge, I drove one at Middletown, the back one is a Plymounth maybe '73 or '74

i'm new to this,after [ 30 +yrs. of not building] anyway where did u get the suburban body , the more lights the better.u need to add one more scene light to the rear.i have real 1970 chevy ambulance that want to build. got the body but not to happy with the casting. p.s. where did your lights come from. thanks,don

Dave,

Looks good. How far did you stretch the chassis?

Love the room.

Wow Dave this thing rules!!!! And Its Huge

looking great so far Dave!!!

David,
I have located the bic pens, the red lights, but cannot locate the eyelits. I have looked in hoibby stores, craft stores, and sewing stores. Any help would be greatley appreacated.
Ed..

Dick, It is a resin cab from Dave Carey, I'll have all the info for you at Cincy, see you soon.

Dave, resin cab ? Where did you acquire this?

See you at the Cincy Challenge in April.

Dick Pierson

JOSH, This ladder set is from the OLD AMT American LaFrance fire truck kit.

JOSH, These wheelwells are off of the old OPEL-BLITZ fire truck.

JOSH, The hose are shoe string's.. I buy regular white strings , then dye them in coffee for a few hours, once dry, I just fold them in.

im really sorry last question. where did you get your hoses on the side of the truck? and would used white shoestrings be good enough for used hose in my diorama?