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I just realized I forgot about the Jerry Can and holder on the driver's side step. Luckily I have the plans for it from the M3A1 Scout car build.

Some updates from late last night and this morning. I'm almost done with the truck. Need to do the mirrors, bows, tail lights and reflectors.

Got a lot done today. Lots of details installed. Also I finished the drive train.

I could drill a hole and then use a Dremel tool to enlarge and shape holes. I don't think i will cut the holes in the rims at this point With all the details i am adding to the model the wheels are fine as is.

Do we need the cut outs in the rims, or are they ok like I have them?

Wheels temporarily installed on M35.

Worked on the wheels this afternoon.

Update for this morning. I contoured the hood. Made in installed the staves / slats on cargo box.

112 inch height. I calculated the heights I needed.

I need some measurement for the cargo area. Height of the wall, height of the top of slats and height of the top of bows. I want to make these proportional to the actual items.

Me too! It motivates me to get it done. Trying to keep the details correct. If you see anything off let me know.

Cargo box installed on M35.

Luck time update on M35 truck. I designed and installed the spring packs. Also cut and installed the front fenders.

Got the cab installed on the Deuce today. Ignore the color stripes on the roof. I'm going to paint the truck when I'm done assembly.

I really appreciate it. It will make the finished model really special. As far as the color standard military green fabric would be perfect. Thank you so much!

All my model work is done manually, no CNC or laser cutting. The only thing I will need is a mini cargo cover sewn. Once I fab and install the bows in the cargo area i can get precise measurements for the cover. My first MV was also a M35. It was sold to be used on the movie set of...

Got the hood area installed. Need to work on custom grill.

Well I went with the M35 Deuce model. Here is the frame, front bumper, fuel tank and tire mount (in their correct locations) for the truck:

Most of the designers use PDF files for the models. This allows me to print additional template for the parts or to enlarge them.

I am trying to decide what to do with my latest plans for a cargo truck. The plan is not quite a M35 or a M813. It's like a combination of both. If I go with a M813 I need to extend the frame to allow for the storing of the spare tire. Modify the cargo side walls to 6 uprights (ends...