It's a diecast produced by First Gear but was available for a time through NAPA stores and latterly were being sold at discount prices... IIRC correctly $35. us... I got a few of them at that time. Cliff combined one of them with a resin kit cement mixer rig. (more). *PIC*

In Response To: Cliff: What was the source of the B model Mack? *NM* ()

I had asked Cliff about the cement rig because I thought its proportion really fitted better to the Mack than the AMT ones available in kits at the time.

Cliff also did another conversion using a resin sleeper cab by AIM. He's shown it here before.

Raymond Gallant

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(PICS) for 6/3....Just three from my shelves
- WoW! Absolutely exquisite. Amongst the most beautiful I've ever seen. Thanks for posting. *NM*
- Cliff: What was the source of the B model Mack? *NM*
  - It's a diecast produced by First Gear but was available for a time through NAPA stores and latterly were being sold at discount prices... IIRC correctly $35. us... I got a few of them at that time. Cliff combined one of them with a resin kit cement mixer rig. (more). *PIC*
    - Here's what the NAPA truck looked like... *NM* *PIC*
    - Interesting to see the First Gear diecasts,I was selling fibreglass B61's & B75's when I had the shop but surmised that the resins were repops of a diecast, the caster wouldn't divulge the origin, back then the AMT Mack R or Diamond Reo were the donor kits used. *NM*
- One of the few (and the best) builds I've seen of the Aurora Maserati. *NM*