Scania144L Flatbed

This build is probably not my best build, admitely I did slack on this one. At least, I think. Regardless, it's almost done. Got a little more weathering, decaling, and a little mod to do before it will look 99.9% 'OK'.

I had an issue with the chassis that I could not fix. That is why the front looks like it is leaning to one side. So I decided it would have a burst airbag or some kind of Axel problem. After all it has had a hard life.























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So far so good. I still have to blend in the rust with the rest of the surrounding color. Added some diesel spillage, light weathering on the lower body( hard to tell, but it's there).But it's taking shape:

Your awsome with your trucks mate, this looks great!

Excellent mate
Rod

She's had a hard life, well done mate.

Thanks guys. Glad you guys like what you see.

great work on this one look's like a old work horse

Your artistic weathering skills are superb, and you're quick to adapt a model to fit any situation (the chassis problem). This is a really impressive piece of work - well done.

Thanks guys. Much appreciated. I am thinking of adding a crane behind the flatbed. Will see how it looks when done.

You sure do have the weathering thing down to a T. All your builds look incredibly realistic, this is no exception! Well done.

mopar68 wrote:You sure do have the weathering thing down to a T. All your builds look incredibly realistic, this is no exception! Well done.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I just added a crane which will be switched around; some paint and weathering and should look like it fits in. As for the load, I'm just testing it out. I'm thinking of using something else but do not know what. Although, it does look good on the bed.

load look's OK too me.needs a rope of two or chains

Thanks but the load is not permanent. It is just a test subject.

Did some minor updates but could not edit my original post.

You do such a good job at your trucks and Dio's.
Great job

Truly amazing work. You certainly have an incredible talent.

Thank you Mike and Adam. Much appreciated.