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Just wanted to maybe suggest some ideas for Sword Models, like maybe some bottom and side dump trailers or an American dry bulk tanker, a logging trailer and of course a standard T800...
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ford f-250,350 and f-450 and a tag trailer.
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CBRN wrote:Just wanted to maybe suggest some ideas for Sword Models, like maybe some bottom and side dump trailers or an American dry bulk tanker, a logging trailer and of course a standard T800...
-Mark
Two words: Thru-Way Trailers!!! Especially the P50W8L4 Coil Hauler an 8-axle Deep Coil Well trailer. Of course, any of the huge multi-axle Michigan Gravel trailers would be perfect as well. I can't find a specific brand but this is what I mean: Martin Phippard collection @ Hankstruckpictures.comBut these would be great as well, especially in that nice blue livery: Theo Pouw Volvo VT830 & Theo Pouw - International LoneStar you'll have to scroll down for the latter one.
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Log truck or trailer!!! 
Real men drive diesels!
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Komatsupc400hd wrote:ford f-250,350 and f-450 and a tag trailer. That would be amazing
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The Heavy Duty pick-up truck models have been brought up to discussion several times... yet any of the model manufactures seem to pay any attention... It would be nice to see some F-SERIES trucks or the Dodge RAM's...
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Remko, A blade trailer is in the works 
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Id like to see a Kenworth with a sleeper, and a International Prostar or a 9900I w/ any type of aluminum stepdeck (drop deck) trailer.....as shown below: Greg   
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International Lonestar.  With a nice trailer
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MammoetMan wrote:International Lonestar. With a nice trailer I like your idea, but I dont think there is enough demand for a 1/50 lonestar. We have one in 1/64 and there are not enought people that wanted them so DCP stopped production from what I have heard. Jake
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I would really like to see a nice roll-off truck. You see a roll-off box at almost every job site.   Or a walking floor/tipper trailer.  -Josh
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T800 water tankers would be a nice addition to the fleet.
Nick
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** An addition to what I initially said: How about some Milk Tankers, and IH 9400 tractors with 51" sleepers? Its something different?**
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hulan wrote:** An addition to what I initially said: How about some Milk Tankers, and IH 9400 tractors with 51" sleepers? Its something different?**
Greg Yes, but as Jake said they might not be a market for something different... Irvin
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Irvin Centeno wrote:hulan wrote:** An addition to what I initially said: How about some Milk Tankers, and IH 9400 tractors with 51" sleepers? Its something different?**
Greg Yes, but as Jake said they might not be a market for something different... Irvin Just a suggestion........
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How About A Gmc 1500 2500 3500 in 1/50 and a Chevy C5500 Dump Truck.
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I don't often beg, but I would really LOVE to see a couple heavy modern wreckers.  Mark
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MICHIGAN GRAVEL TRAIN!!
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bigcranes wrote:I don't often beg, but I would really LOVE to see a couple heavy modern wreckers. Mark EricMotsinger wrote:MICHIGAN GRAVEL TRAIN!! Actually any truck/trailer Michigan style with those weight laws they make a very interesting truck. But I also agree with those two. -Josh
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