Re: HL Truck Mods
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2020 1:41 pm
Here's a closer look at the trailer
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Hello I'm here, no worries Gary, you ain't ticked me off, don't worry about that hehe, I just been super busy doing CAD in lunch breaks and trying to 're design parts for my pak40 on paper and building a few things for others.Max-U52 wrote:OK, got the second of three possibilities for a tank hauler, the Bruder lowboy.
If you're out there, Will, I ain't heard from you for a bit so I'm hoping I haven't ticked you off and you're still willing to help with your awesome fifth wheel set up. When I was in (circa 1979) we had 5 ton tractors that looked a lot like the M35 and had both a fifth wheel and a clevis hitch (they hauled it all, from tankers to flatbeds to commo trailers), and I think a WPL M35 would be perfect for a role like that.
Still waiting for the Kane lowboy, but I believe that to be mostly metal so weight might be an issue. The Bruder set up is all plastic. I think with a two speed gearbox a WPL truck would easily pull the Bruder set-up even with an all metal Sherman or M-36 on board. Opinions?![]()
Thanks to Chase (Roboticus prime) for his advice and steering us in the right direction.![]()
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Yes,Max-U52 wrote:There's a guy on thingieverse that did a Zil-137 with a powered trailer to make it a 10x10.
Yup he does some really great tyres. They are expensive though, almost seems a waste on such a cheap truck, but if scratchbuilding then I be more inclined to useTrora wrote:if somewhere needs tyres and wheels for german vehicles look for fx-scale , the name of the owner is Thomas Pardun , you will find him on FB too
Gr Ralf