a few photos of B61 mack and the 1918 model AC Mack trucks.
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No Kenbo its just being able to have the time to do it, both the B61 Mack & the AC mack are 14 inches long & 6 inches high.Once again, you show us an amazing build. Just for reference, how large is the Mack in the first photo. Whatever size it is, it is an absolutely gorgeous model. You sir, are not human. Incredible work. :yes:
You never heard of the old chain drive rigs? Back in the early days of large trucks (teens through the 30's for some) several makers had them. Before universal joints became perfected for big trucks and split drive shafts started to be used. That old AC was the truck that gave the Bulldog its name in WWI when the Army shipped them over to Europe and the British soldiers said they were bulldog tough and just as ugly. :laughing: Before that time they were just called Macks. After that Mack adopted the Bulldog as its mascot and every truck they've made since has a bulldog emblem somewhere.WOW! Every piece you post is absolutely amazing! And, what the heck? Chain driven rear wheels?!