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Aaron, Real nice work on the motor . I am looking forward to seeing how you do the rest of the model. Be Well Gator

Sean, I have always liked the look of the Duck truck ! And I know you will do it up right . Be Well Gator

Cool idea for a off da wall build . I think you will figure out a way to use all the decals or smaller versions on this model. Be Well Gator

Jacobus, Looking really good thus far ! I like what I see here. Be Well Gator

Gino, Glad to see you've gotten a good start on this project. I really like your hood mods and the ideas for the front fenders. This is going to be one cool lookin needle nose !! Be Well Gator

Now that sounds interesting ! I will be following this to see where you go with the build. Be Well Gator

Jurgen, Another excellent model, with truly fine details. Photographed well. You really nailed this one. Be Well Gator

Good looking build thus far ! Will be watching for further updates. Be Well Gator

Very interesting idea there ! I would experiment with different patterns. But I say go with it. Be Well Gator

Darren, Another option instead of the tubing use small beads??? Be Well Gator

JT, Glad you found your round to it ! lol That looks like it will be a cool project. Be Well Gator

Sounds like this will be an interesting build. Be Well Gator

This all could have been avoided if the O.P. had just looked a little further .He could've / would've found the answer .And solved his dilemma . The Acronym was used to shorten the title to allow participants to title their build and still identify it as a build off project. As a former marine and retired law enforcement officer. I grew used to acronyms. Sometimes I run into one I don't know the meaning off. I search until I find the answer. Be Well Gator

Dennis, That is really cool. I like that big A-car! Is that going to be your spring time project after the dozer?? :-)) Be Well Gator

Dan, Real nice work thus far. I really like the things you've done on this build. Be Well Gator

WOW! someone went deep into the parts stash for this build . I never did get any of Clint's hoods . But did get some wheels and smaller stuff. As far as your build I like your ideas and the parts you have lined up for the build . I will be following this one for sure. Be Well Gator

Well those fat girls look pretty good sittin there like that! Good job! Be Well Gator

Sean, I like your mud flap weights just because they are so different. I gotta ask. Where did you get them ? I don't remember ever seeing them before. But then I do kinda stay out of da loop at times . Be Well Gator

X ' s 2 i have always like the extra large cabovers. And you day cab looks good as well. Be Well Gator

X's 2 Jt, I have always liked your builds.And this one is right up there with the rest. Great job on this one. Be Well Gator

Ken, Once again you are working your detailing majic. Looking really good! Be Well Gator

Pat, Looking good here. You know I don't ever remember seeing a single screw tractor pulling a portable parking lot either. And I think your Dodge looks tough as a twin screw!! Be Well Gator

Sean, The seventies look you were trying to capture ? Well Bro. You nailed it big time. That paint job looks great , and takes me back in time. Be Well Gator

Erik, This project of yours is looking really good . I do have a question though. On the original model . Is there one or two stairways to the upper deck? Be Well Gator

Gino, Looking forward to seeing some progress shots for this build. Be Well Gator