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Really like the direction you are taking this combination. Interesting engine choices, like V903 myself, very different.

1/32 scale is a unique twist, on the world's most famous Mack. Very interesting to see. Great progress so far. I did a 1/25 scale hood, and it was not the easiest of modifications. That makes the the fine work you have done on the smaller hood, even more impressive.

Really liking the is unusual subject. Workmanship and imagination combined perfectly.

Terry, you are welcome. Glad to be of service.

Thank you Gentlemen, I appreciate your inter Well, dang! Someone beat me to the Badlands paint job, and did it very well to boot! I guess I can keep telling myself, "that is on a Road Commander". lol. I still want to do that paint job a lot. Thanks, Michael, I know, I was working at a small fleet when these ads came out. Drivers were always leaving O/O issues laying around. There are a couple of black Stars that make me crazy! Might have to make 2 cabs, I have enough generic Italeri frames, hmm?!

That is one beautiful big black beast! Very sharp conversion! As cool as it is black!

Really cool idea, the trailer and twin Mustangs. Very unique, and ingenious combination. As usual, great work.

Love that dark grey! Works extremely well on that tractor. Very nice build!

Outstanding work! The tractor and trailer compliment each other so well. Really like this build. Well done.

First, good luck and happy building to all the builders. This is what I am starting with, and this is where I want to take it. I have a KFS Road Commander to use for measurements and as a pattern. So, instead of cutting that expensive resin transkit up, scratching the cab out of styrene seems the way to go. It will be after cooled, A model, 3406 powered, and have a little wheelbase. Even thinking about using the badlands motif paint job, but that is still undecided.

Jesse, JT is right, looking good! Tough subject to enlarge. It looks simple, but like you said, the character lines, some of which are very subtle, make all the difference.

JT, that is SO cool, I really like the 'out side the box' subject matter you find. Then, with your skills, they come to life.

Another striking build! Your color choices always amaze.

This is some great work here. Really makes me want to start one of my own. Very well done!

Vey nice rescue / conversion. Really liking the work on this project. Looks great.

Outstanding work Brian, truly. My tastes run toward the glamor queens, but you cannot help but love this work horse beauty. It is just so well done!

Gods Speed, Gino.

Count me in. Just can't make up my mind on the subject...leaning towards a Western Star, or a Road Boss. May be have to enter more than one.

Oh ya, I'm there.

They seem to work equally well with several different setting solutions. Best of luck.

Hey Jerry, the Model Truckin decals are very nice to work with. They are generally thinner than kit decals, and will conform to irregularities better: rivets, door seams, etc... I was impressed enough to get 10 or 12 sets from Mr. Reeder. Just pick the ones you like best, and go for it. I always had reservations about snap kits, but I broke down and built one, not out of the box, but really enjoyed it. It will not be the last one, and the best part, I get a 3406 A for other builds. This is how mine went.

Very sharp build! This, and the Watkins KW were always my favorite box art kits. Well done.

Another skateboarder is born. Good for you! Always tarp with the airflow in mind, strap / chain as tight as the cargo allows, watch your overall height, (no built in limiter, like a trailer roof), and flatbeds can be a great way to go trucking. Best of luck to you! Mark.

As always KJ, your builds turn out so cool, and this is no different! Awesome work!

What is that old saying...Oh yeah, built like a Mack truck! Outstanding build!