Post by 78KW on Apr 8, 2011 21:42:50 GMT -5
For those building Italeri FLC and FLD kits. I took some close ups of the sleeper in case you ever want to try it.
An FLD I caught in Canton, OH.
A rear shot
The 60" flattop sleeper can be found in the FLD kits, as well as the Revell of germany Freightliner FLC offered in the '80s. Some italeri and Revell of Germany kits used the 60" Freightliner sleeper at least for the sidewalls. The Italeri Ford LTL 9000 molded in blue(Lone Wolf trucking decals), the Revell of Germany T600 "Big Sleeper", and some others. If you can get 2 pairs of these sidewalls, as well as a spare rear wall and front wall, you can build it. I took some close ups, so all you have to do is count rivets on the side wall for the additional height.
This FLC is at the TA in Perrysburg, OH and permanently parked there hooked to an old moving van converted to a church.
Rear
driver's side
Passenger side
An FLD I caught in Canton, OH.
A rear shot
The 60" flattop sleeper can be found in the FLD kits, as well as the Revell of germany Freightliner FLC offered in the '80s. Some italeri and Revell of Germany kits used the 60" Freightliner sleeper at least for the sidewalls. The Italeri Ford LTL 9000 molded in blue(Lone Wolf trucking decals), the Revell of Germany T600 "Big Sleeper", and some others. If you can get 2 pairs of these sidewalls, as well as a spare rear wall and front wall, you can build it. I took some close ups, so all you have to do is count rivets on the side wall for the additional height.
This FLC is at the TA in Perrysburg, OH and permanently parked there hooked to an old moving van converted to a church.
Rear
driver's side
Passenger side