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Full service leasing adoption to rise in 2026, PacLease reports

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By chuck davis
| Trucks, Parts, Service Verified
Industry data indicates over half of private fleets use full-service leasing (FSL), with nearly 30% leasing most or all heavy-duty units. These numbers have been pretty consistent over my 35 years in the leasing industry, but I believe they are about to change as more businesses move to FSL. Economic considerations: Companies are prioritizing cash preservation. Leasing offers lower payments and predictable maintenance costs.
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ICM 1/32 scale Hs 123A Legion Condor plastic model kit review

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By chuck davis
| FineScale Modeler Verified
Often described as a dive bomber and predecessor to the Ju 87 Stuka, the Henschel Hs 123 was more rightly considered a close air support aircraft, gaining fame for robustness in the face of austere field operations. Designed before the war began, the Hs 123 was employed throughout the Spanish Civil War – as seen in this boxing – and served until near the end of World War II. The ICM 1/32 scale Hs 123A Legion Condor plastic model kit has sufficient cockpit detail, although it lacks seat belts.
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Oxford American | Ozark Giraffes

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By chuck davis
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421 Persimmon Street, Rogers, Arkansas, July 2023 Reclaiming regional vernacular architecture Project: Ozark Giraffes Artist: Chuck Davis Description: Ozark Giraffes is an ongoing project by artist Chuck Davis that celebrates and seeks to reclaim a distinctive style of Ozark vernacular architecture. These owner-built, whimsical homes feature stone-stacked structures with wide mortar, often painted white to resemble giraffes.
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