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Great looking Trucks i just recive the pic's from Bruce Hay..I cant wait for this tuck to hit the market. I hope the the Roadtrain follows the Drake Trailer.
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Absolutely beautiful! I will have to set aside some funds for a couple of these!
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Are they in 1/50 or 1/53?
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Dobronos, They are manufactured by TWH, therefore 1:50 scale. Only Tonking produced truck models in 1:53 scale. Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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I am getting older, so forgive the dumb question if it has been discussed, any word on pricing? It is a killer looking model! I just love those down under tractors, the high intakes and those bull bars make them look so cool!
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Bob, DHS has them priced at $329-$349.
Here is another question about this model. What are all the extra sets of wheels/tires for?
Are they spares?
Or are they used when the trailer is spread apart?
Thanks Bob
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Bob, they are all spares. They are required because there are so many tyres (the trailer alone runs on 32 tyres) and where these rigs travel is often pretty remote with no tyre service people close hence the need for so many spares.
Here in New Zealand we run very similar heavy haulage setup, although we call these types of trailers "Wideners". A few years ago I worked for a company that brought a brand new trailer (we already had a dolly) our trailer was spec'ed with 3 rows of 8 (so 24 tyres).
On the delivery trip an air hose came loose (it hadn't been tightened correctly by the manufacturer) all the trailer axles locked at 100km/hr! Needless to say we weren't carrying 24 spares but were able to limp home after changing a couple that had punctured. However, final net result- replace 24 brand new "flat spotted" tyres with 24 brand new tyres!
Somewhere I have some photos of some pretty amazing shifts we did with these types of units (I was quite often the Licenced Oversize Pilot for these shifts so got to see and go to some interesting places) if I can find them I'll try and post some.
Needless to say, for old times sake, I have order one of these models...
Regards Barry
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Sweet truck!!!! My other half and I like the Blue one!!!! 
Dain I'm a kid at heart, so I will play with any model construction vehicle from 1:87 scale to 1:1 scale!!!! Age is a state of time NOT a state of mind!!
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Did someone really ask about pricing???
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They all look fantastic but this is the one I want....  Guess I better get down to the local blood plasma clinic and start earning an extra $10 here and there  Chris
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a Cutter wrote:They all look fantastic but this is the one I want.... Guess I better get down to the local blood plasma clinic and start earning an extra $10 here and there Chris Chris this is the McAllease transport version. I have one on order. I agree, it is the best looking!! Mitchtim
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They are also releasing one(250 only) in Drake livery...all red.
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hey mich,
Do you know what the load limit on the trailer would be?
Regards
James Muldoon
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i seen a yellow one,the truck is yellow but the dolly and trailer looked to be cat yellow?????????????
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Chuck I want a black one badly. Hurry up and ship it. CAW
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 The Yellow trailer does seem to be a different shade of yellow  Regards Joe.
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nice models but i have to say that livery wise some nice ones have unfortunately been overlooked can anyone identify the transport company that owns this beauty? or get me contact details of the owner (i don´t dare to ask for more pics, but of course that would be main goal) 
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