Kenworth T600
- Luke
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Re: Kenworth T600
The red will look good with all the chrome.
Re: Kenworth T600
Yeah, might pay to 'blackwash' the chrome I reckon, it's a bit too shiny.
I started on the Cummins Diesel last night and the turbos are chrome plated, so they're having a caustic bath at the moment
Steering box and associated parts getting the flip on the chassis at the moment

I started on the Cummins Diesel last night and the turbos are chrome plated, so they're having a caustic bath at the moment

Steering box and associated parts getting the flip on the chassis at the moment


Re: Kenworth T600
The two colours will work together and look good together.
Re: Kenworth T600
Cheers guys, hope I don't stuff this up now



Re: Kenworth T600
You do a good job on it 

Re: Kenworth T600
Slowly but surely!
Getting the chassis sorted out, not far off joining it all together
The instructions are pretty vague, so it pays to have some mechanical knowledge sweating


Test fit joined together with 'Auslowe' fuel tanks in a rough position, mind you, these pvc tanks are 20 years old with the resin bits probably one of their first casts....


Cummins donk and de-chromed turbos just about ready for their Beige paint job

Getting the chassis sorted out, not far off joining it all together

The instructions are pretty vague, so it pays to have some mechanical knowledge sweating


Test fit joined together with 'Auslowe' fuel tanks in a rough position, mind you, these pvc tanks are 20 years old with the resin bits probably one of their first casts....


Cummins donk and de-chromed turbos just about ready for their Beige paint job


Re: Kenworth T600
Looking good so far, good work on the chassis.
Re: Kenworth T600
Cheers Allan, how's the fuel tanks just a bit of PVC/Conduit pipe
Simple but effective

Simple but effective

Re: Kenworth T600
I seen timber broom handle used for tanks.