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Beautiful! That’s a great color. Thanks for the tip on the gap.

Good info, thanks. Makes sense, something I haven’t thought much about.

Long and low, like a lot of popular show trucks. Is that a resin cab and hood?

I agree, you don’t have to build to post here. You have a lot of knowledge to pass along, and your opinions have huge value to all of us. I wish you hope and courage through your struggle.

When you get it, let us know what you think.

Lookin’ good! Keep it up.

Very cool! Thanks for bringing these out, they’ll be nice upgrades.

I’m wondering if they might expand the line with a 3500 (or larger) dually chassis and the 6.7 Cummins. That would be cool. But, as a 2500, it’s nice too, no complaints.

Wow, that looks incredibly detailed. It’s a full kit too, everything from the tires up, including the engine and photo etch. They’re offering an add-on suspension detail-up set, too. Keeping everyone happy, they’re offering the 6.4l Hemi as a separately offered kit. Looks nice. A&N is high quality stuff. Worth every penny.

Another excellent project. I appreciate your attention to the tire selection.

Excellent!

Really nice work there, nice detail. You’re turning the kit into something special.

Nice to see this as a project, trailers are often overlooked. Great detail. I especially like the light weathering and mismatched tires. Incredibly realistic.

This is a great project, and a great start.

Impressive. Exceptional engineering.

Nice, those DCP trucks are really something. Highly addictive.

Wow that’s a rare build. Neat to see!

That’s neat, I’ve thought about doing the same thing, putting a scale body on a roughly 1/25 chassis, or something that at least fits the 1/24 or 1/25 body. I haven’t taken the first step into RC yet, I know that’s a slippery slope.

Nice job! It could almost pass (minus the white roof) for my rust bucket build of a ‘72 Cheyenne, but back in time, when it rolled off the factory floor. Neat.

Thank you, Tim, for your incredible contribution to our hobby.

Wise words! Great points!

I agree, they’ve done a great job with Passenger Train Journal.

I just got the email too, and I am very disappointed. I really enjoy reading a tangible, printed magazine, and I look forward to it’s arrival in the mailbox. Digital resources for the hobby, like this forum, are wonderful and essential. However, the printed word is a key component that will be missed. I’ve been willing, and always will be, to spend the money to get a magazine in print. I’d be willing to spend more, if need be, but I understand if the costs would be unreasonable to sustain publication.

Great winter weathering, that’s something you don’t see often.

I like how you opened the grille. I wish all model kits came that way in the first place.