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Sean, looks to me like you got it worked out pretty well1 I like the blue chassis.That is different. Be Well Gator

That looks real nice! I like your choice of color. I have one I started months ago , when I was back in the States. I hope I can make it look as good as yours ?? Be Well Gator

Pat, I agree with Ken. This one is looking real good! As for the plug wires. Looks to me like you did a fine job on them. Be Well Gator

That is really a cool thing to do for her! next time she comes over ask her if she would like to help you. Have hold things ,tools parts or such. Her attention span won't be very long. But in a couple years she will be ready to help you and maybe do her own. I did that with both of my grandkids and they both won Juniors trophy's at model contests.Besides it was a lot of fun and I got to spend some quality time with them. Be Well Gator

Nice clean build! It will look good behind the red truck. Be Well Gator

Really nice clean build great color and sharp paint job! Be Well Gator

Interesting subject and use of varied kit parts. Be Well Gator

omg lol !!!!!!!!! But I agree!! Be Well Gator

I have a Samsung laptop, and use Firefox and Windows 8.0. I stay logged in in all the Forums I belong to. the only time I get logged out is usually because I leave to many open windows and leave the puter on playing music. Yes there are most likely some benefits to the new system, But I am not really seeing them as yet. Be Well Gator

Thanks guys! When I get up in the am ( @ like 0530 and sign on the computer and have my first cuppa coffee the nectar of the Gods) I am not really in the mood for changes like I found this am. And remember that where I am we are twelve hours ahead of Daylight savings time on the East coast. so as I write this it is morning here, evening on the East coast. Yes we will all likely get used to the changes after some serious moaning and groaning. But I believe in two principles that I think apply here First the K.I.S.S principle. Keep it Short and sweet( Keep it Simple Stupid) . And also If it ain't broke? Don't try to fix it! I think they both apply here? Getting down off the soap box and returning you to our regularly scheduled program! Be Well Gator

Wow! You are moving right along on this. The paint and trim look good. I like your wheels and tires. Where did you get them? Be Well Gator

Good day Everyone, I may be relatively new here! But I liked the Format of the Forum website. Why is it/ That the technoweenies or whoever. Always try to fix what Ain't broke? Under the old format when you visited say the workbench section. The threads you had not looked at were highlighted by bold type,and the ones you had looked at were in a thinner /smaller type. This to made it easier to know which threads I had looked at. Another example is the double spacing here. I did not set that up, and am having a bit of trouble finding a fix to go back to single spacing. yes I know not many people like changes. We get set and comfortable with a system. Oh yes I remember when the changed the whole system on the Proboard Forums. Most of us really hated it. Besides I am getting older and for sure not a tech type of guy. So guys lets hear what you think about the changes! Be Well Gator

Looks to me like you have buildling that type of trailer down pat!And it will look good behind the Lonestar! Be Well Gator

Interesting build! I have thought about doing something like this. So I will be watching to see how you build this out. Be Well Gator

This is a cool build. i love the weathering . Very realistic. Well done! Be Well Gator

Will be looking forward to seeing the paint combination once applied. It sounds interesting. Be Well gator

Pat, Looking good! I like your detailing so far. Be Well Gator

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Pat, it is too bad you can't cut a notch in the tank, or relocate it?? :-) I think this crane will work out much better on this truck. And I know that the KFS crane will look great on the PayStar! Be Well Gator

Ben, I am glad that you got things worked out! I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my kit. Be Well Gator

Greetings Everyone, It is with great sadness that I share this with you. I just read in another Forum A post from slurrydog. That a friend and fellow modeler William AKA muleskinner has passed away. William was a retired National Guadrdsman, disabled VietNam Vet, retired logger Logger and model builder. May he rest in Peace! Be Well Gator

Chuck, Real nice build and a great job on the weathering! Be Well Gator

Hmmm, interesting modifications and building style. I like the old Fords from the early 50's. I had a F-100 panel truck. Be Well Gator

John, Hope you recover and get back to the bench soon! Be Well Gator

Clayton, Are you going to put a zippo on the dash??? Be Well Gator