I wanted to build the US 60 that was used in WWII in 1943-45 so I had to do a lo of scratch building. Here's may start ad a lot of shots of my work that is still going on. (I'm only going to post 5 shots in every post)

The cab had to be rebuilt.








Scratch built brass fenders.

Rear fenders:

My start on building the cab's blast sheld:

Othere things like a tool box and fuel tank and nut heads. Mini othere Scratch made Brass items.

Here's some paint work.










That's it for now I'll be back with more later to day.

wow, that is quite a bit of work!

nice done. looking forward to the rest.

You've been gettin' busy. That personal work on it looks great. I'll stay tuned for more....

Amazing!

Thanks for the comments guys, I'm working on the headlight protection grills. I wanted to solder them but the gun would not heat up. So I just glued the.






So far things are goint ok. I feel that I just may need to go over the sides of the hood once more.


I do need to get the interior weathered and the dash done so all I will need to get done is all the body weathering.

She's done now and here she is. My BM-13 KATUSHA on a US-60 6X6 Studibaker Late version Done!

This is a great build and the weathering and finishing is even better. I missed this thread completly and only found it cause it was linked from a thread (and it appears that Im not alone when one sees the small amount of replies). Love what you did here CC III.
Please contact some of the staff and send this in as a feature .... definatly worthy IMO!!

Beautiful work.

You know ICM does a Studebaker US6 truck, right? Might have saved you a bit of work. Of course then you wouldn't have th epride of what you accomplished here.

very nice when did you start this project. its nice to see that i am not the only one using old models and doing work to make a great model.

george