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Well guys here's the finished product(for now I may add some more stuff)

Thanks for the advice man. I plan on building another in the future as a "signal truck" ill look at the glue you are talking about

Here's the paint scheme I found on steel soldiers if anyone is interested. Good luck on you're model. I also want to thank the guy that took photos of his paint scheme booklet

Install the bed and its done. If you'd like to know anything let me know and ill get back at ya

Now you're getting closer to seeing what you're c.f. 5/4 ton model will look like now put the engine in the frame,put you're wheels on,glue the body down, that is if you've done the interior. I done a black interior(sorry no photo of that sadly). The original c.f. 5/4 tons had a tan interior(I...

So now we go to the tires. These tires are cloned after the ground hog bias ply tires. They do not make the original style wheels that where on c.f. 5/4 tons

Now the frame is pretty straight forward just follow the instructions and it will be easy

So I did not have any orange or blue paint so I painted the engine black

once I got the bed painted the body was pretty much done. Now its time to work on the 350 v8

If you're building the same model kit. Don't glue the back of the cab to the rest of the cab Intel you finish the interior cause its the only way you can install interior in the cab I found it out the hard way real quick. Also don't use super glue. It fogs the windows up. If you get superglue...

I tried to keep the same colors the c.f. 5/4s had. I found the best kit to use would be the "revell big game country"model kit cause it has all the parts most model kits don't. How ever it doesn't come with skid plates. So if you want them you will have to custom make them. also the credit for...

I had a photo of the paint scheme on my phone of c.f. 5/4 tons. I painted the cab first before everything else

Hello everyone I built this model kit a month ago and I thought I'd share it with everyone. This model kit is based off of a 1976 chevy military truck that were bought by the Canadian forces in 1976.