Peterbilt 379

These look great, Stony! They would be even better as Kenworth.

Old truckers never die they just get a new Peter Built.

Thanks Stony-- I know you worked long and hard on these little models. Now we have motorfication for the long haulers.
Fred

Oh- I forgot---Yippi Yippi Yup Yup!

Mr.JA wrote: These look great, Stony! They would be even better as Kenworth.

Mr JA--Where iz the SOAP!!!!

stonysmith wrote: What's a Henway?
What's a Ken Worth?

Precisely!!!

why???

Because those are the Trucks that Stony Bilt!!!

Who needs Peterbilts when you have Stony Bilts!!!

My truck sets are in production!!

Stony:

Very nice. You know what would look good with those? Some nice log trailers.

Jeremy

Stony,
I'll keep looking for log trailers, but here's a link to Utility Trailers. Dig down and you can find "Data Sheets" for each trailer type (Dry Vans, Reefers, Flatbeds & Taughtlines).

www.utilitytrailer.com/

Have FUN!
Bill Mock

Stony,
OK found them:

www.arcticmfg.com/index.html

Granted, they only have PDF's of the side profile, but they should be scalable. As for width, you can get that info from the specifications.

Have some more FUN!!!
Bill Mock

PS You can find anything on the Internet!

Stony,
Lots more trailer PDF's here:

translead.com/

Dry Vans, Reefers, dollies, Containers & Chassis

Need more? LOL!

See what happens when you ask?

Bill Mock

Will you make 5 packs of each kind of trailer? I see a real intermodal yard and crossover treminal developing. I wonder If I design the terminal building will Loren and Karen build it?

See what You started Stony!!

Thanks Bill and Stony:

With all the wood products cars out there (hoppers, log cars, centerbeams), we need some good vehicles to go a along with it.

Jeremy

Thanks Bill and Stony:

With all the wood products cars out there (hoppers, log cars, centerbeams), we need some good vehicles to go a along with it.

Jeremy

A couple of days ago I recieved both sets of the Peterbilts 379 From Shape Ways. These were created and designed (under great pressure ) by Stony Smith. He referenced scale drawings as well as actual real life fotos. These tractors have extreme detail- from the drive shaft to the fifth wheel riding above the frame. The after frame is detailed as well and these tractors would look good hauling a trailer or traveling bobtail. I have yet to paint and decal them but will post pictures when completed. The Peterbilts are superior to MZZ, Searails, MMM and Marklin. I especially like the sleeper unit and will have fun making it into a super truck. The one drawback- the exhaust pipes are extremely delicate. Not a problem- I intended to break them off anyway and use fine wire.
Barrister Balogna: I am in no way connected to SW- other than they send me stuff after I send "them the money".
Fred

Just placed my order!