64th scale custom built diecast

Fatjack's Diesel Smoke & Dreams

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SIMPLY A PORTFOLIO OF CUSTOM BUILT TRUCKS by FATJACK'S

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1:64 SCALE CUSTOM BUILT

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FATJACK'S PERSONAL COLLECTION - BUILT BY DAVID BONTRAGER FOR HIS OWN COLLECTION

BONTRAGER RANCH COMPANY

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FJLC - 1210

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1:64 Scale - FJLC-1184

W900L Kenworth Flattop Sleeper Long Wheelbase 40’ Chrome Reefer

TRACTOR FEATURES:

Tractor is mostly stock.
A full length deck plate added.
Pogo stick and coiled service lines added mid-frame.

TRAILER FEATURES:

Tandem moved all the way to the rear.
Side rails and roof painted silver to match the prototype.
Thermo-King and battery boxes painted blue to match the prototype.
Marker lights added to front, upper and lower sides, and the rear.

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1:64 Scale

Bontrager Ranch Co.

FJLC-1183

2-Tone blue W900L Kenworth long wheelbase flattop sleeper

Spread-axle bull wagon

Trailer features winter weather guards

Axles have been lowered

Lettered for BTS and Bontrager Ranch Co.

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1:64 Scale

Bontrager Ranch Co.

FJLC-1182

White and purple Kenworth with tri-axle bull wagon

Trailer features winter weather guards

Axles have been lowered

Lettered for BTS and Bontrager Ranch Co.

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FJLC-1174 - Bontrager Ranch Co.

IH Transtar II
Wilson Grain Hopper
Tractor Features:
Stretched frame
Scratchbuilt flat drom with real wood decking and tiedown ratchets
Single polished stainless steel muffler topper stack
Frame mounted toolbox on right side of frame
Scale size CB antennas
New quarter fenders
Scratchbuilt coiled service lines
Lettered for BTS
Trailer is stock except for the lettering

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FJLC-1169

DCP 1:64 Scale

W900L Kenworth with 36” sleeper

Full length deck plate added
Pogo stick and service lines added to deck plate
Custom lettered for Bontrager Ranch Co.
Rear of trailer features my laughing jackass icon

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FJLC-1173

DCP 1:64 Scale

W900L Kenworth Daycab

Tractor was rebuilt from a factory defect
Full length deck plate added
Pogo stick and service lines added to deck plate
Scale size CB antennas
The spread-axle trailer was lowered
Custom lettered for Bontrager Ranch Co.

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BONTRAGER'S RANGE BULLS

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MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS

THE TRI-STATE COMMODITIES COLLECTION

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FJLC 1214

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FJLC 1215

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A look at FJLC 1214 and 1215 together

NOTES ON THIS COLLECTION

The trucks I have modeled were in the era of the early to mid 1990s, and most were A-model Kenworths, which are not made in diecast, so I used the W900L. The trailers also had the original Tri-State lettering, which also is not available in diecast. So the models are not exact replications, but rather my efforts were to capture the essence of the prototype, which I believe I have accomplished very well.
I also have all of the stock Tri-State Commodities trucks in my collection.