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You really do make all your builds way better than what the kits offers up out of the box - excellent work!

That's going to be an impressive load for your transporter - maybe on it's way to a Barrett-Jackson auction! Will you be making a new transporter or have you done one already? Great collection of cars you've built!

Nice add on - looks great!

Same thing has happened to me while trying to send a PM - Dave Ambrose is aware of the problem. Hard to replicate the error, but has happened to me twice in last week or so.

Welcome, Liam, look forward to seeing some of your work!

A pleasure to watch all this unfold.

Must feel good to get this one from 'waiting in line' to 'on the shelf'. Another clean build - Intended or not, the interior looks very cool with the reddish looking wear areas - good result!

Me too - you're going to have a busy bench with these two on the go at the same time!

Tell me about it - we have one of those Dyson vacuum cleaners with the green laser that shows stuff on the floor. When I vacuum, there's bits everywhere under the table!

Very cool, Gary - looks great! Takes a lot of patience to do this work.

Looks awesome, Lee! Going to have to take some pointers from you on outdoors photo shoots - adds so much. Looks like truck is parked on a real gravel road.

Thanks, Jeff - its been a fun go so far! I've seen lots of builds in this forum with resin printed parts used and how much they can add, but it kind of hit home stronger once I was able to see one of my parts printed - looking forward to getting it assembled and in place in the cab.

I had to go back and look at what you weren't satisfied with about the bumper. It definitely looks better after your modifications!

Great job, Jürgen! Always a treat to see one of your designs come to life. Look forward to the trailer build.

Thanks very much, Lee - appreciate it. Wanted to show everyone Bren’s final print of the modified file - think it turned out the best! (parts will soon be on their way to me by courier) Have to add the boots and fab some very small hydraulic levers, and make the mast that the monitor is attached to, then try and paint this little gem without messing it up!

Hey Gary, I remember when you were assembling parts for this build, you said you couldn't find a front air suspension. Maybe you could use the right size rubber o-rings for air bags and plastic tube for an air tank, to simulate something like a Hendrickson front air ride system -

Great colour for this build!

Awesome job, Jeff, and I’m glad you were able to to settle that cab in place! I going have to take more than one visit here to catch all the details you’ve added - overall first impression is,well, impressive! I really like the subtle weathering on your cab and well worn look of your engine and frame. Excellent work - you’ll have to post a group photo with this addition!

That’s going to dramatically change the look of your truck - looking forward to seeing how it’s set up!

Congrats on getting it finished - looks way too good to have been put back in a box!

Lots of extras for this build - certainly getting an idea of your vision from your engine detailing and general mockups! Going to be awesome - what competition are you getting ready for, if you don't mind me asking?

Very cool - great job!

Really well done interior - hoping to find some of that wire you used for the phone cord!

Wow, Jürgen! Like Jeff said a few posts back - stayed away for a bit and came back to major changes. Same here - last I checked you were doing decals, now you’ve redone the front end. Well done!

Thanks, Guys - going to have to use courier to get the printed parts delivered - still no end in sight for postal strike. Would be nice to do a ‘mini’ mockup of console in the cab interior, to check the size out. Need to get back on those tanks straps and get them finished!