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Found this on Hansebube: HansebubePaul R
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Nice model!!!
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I was viewing this on the german forum last week, another guy with serious talent thanks for posting this paul im sure a lot of our american and canadain brothers will find it interesting.
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Absolutely astounding! I'll take one please! Now all he needs is a 500 ton autoclave in 1:50!
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Beautiful finished work and quite impressive.
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HI all I just found your comment about building my Trailking,and this makes me really happy.My name is Samf, I live in France. I am a truck driver, today now retired.Therefore, I can d+++++e myself to my favorite hobby,build and modify models in scale 1/50.You can view the images on the following link. http://www.mastodontes.eu/convois-exceptionnelsMerry Christmas to all Samf
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Merry Christmas Samf and welcome to DHS!
Your models are excellent and thank you for posting that link. Great work.
Paul R
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Hi All Today, I just finished loading parts,I can say that the model is finished,and for the next show, I could always make some changes. The latest images on my website. http://www.mastodontes.eu/convois-exceptionnelssamf
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Hi Arnold,
Great your trailer!!! but it's something who disturbs me concerning the side wheels supporting the load.
Are you sure of you, is it the good build ? May be it's not a mistake; I don't know this trailer.
Somebody know on the forum the original system ???
Cheers
Pat
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Hi Pat According to the plans, they are the good wheels, 96 large and 64 small see attached image. Arnold http://imageshack.us/a/img525/3534/tk8002.jpg
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Hi samf , it seems france has a high amount of quality model builders guym ptaxgo yourself and a few other guys i have seen over the years, i was looking at pictures of this massive trailer in a book i have and yours seem to be spot on fantastic work, could you tell me a little more about the renault magnum cab is it a smith cab? or is it a joal with an extra axel? the reason im asking is i have a few of these joal cab or tractor units and would like to add an extra axel, also your nicolas tank transporter type trailer i have 2 of these asam in kit form never got around to building them ,from your pics gives me some good ideas.
goodluck gus.
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Hi GusO The Tractomas I build are Asam Kits and Dan Miniature Models of Romania,these are resin, and the kit is much less than Asam picèces.I also build Nicolas trailer for Rotran convoys. The 6x4 truck Renault Magnum AE, it's Joal, take a frame of 6x4 Volvo and modify the front of the chassis, and adjust the AE cab.On the frame of AE can be adapted a cabin Kérax Joal. Samf http://www.mastodontes.eu/convois-exceptionnels/353-la-societe-rotran
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Arnold , je sais que ce sont les bonnes roues,ce qui me chagrine ce sont les roues supportant la charge sur le coté ,es-tu sur qu'elles sont solidaires de la charge? On ne voit pas trop sur la photo, quoi qu'il en soit ,bravo pour ton convoi ,c'est très impressionnant!!!! Pat
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GusO wrote:Hi samf , it seems france has a high amount of quality model builders guym ptaxgo yourself and a few other guys i have seen over the years,
goodluck gus. Thanks a lot Gus
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Your welcome , thanks for the info your work is fantastic especially the the brass
samf that is a great site had a goodlook around the rotrans are great i nearly bought one from a smith a few yrs ago.
regards gus.
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Nice work and rigs !
Chet
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Hi All Another set of models American in scale 1/50 I build myself the trailers,trucks are Norscot, damage and there are more on the walk.To realize these models, I just copied from the Sword. You can watch the pictures on this link. http://www.mastodontes.eu/convois-exceptionnels?start=5Samf
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Hi My new project, a trailer for laying cables. Samf http://www.mastodontes.eu/modeles-en-construction
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Hi All I just finished the paintings, but the model is not finished. Arnold http://www.mastodontes.eu/modeles-en-construction
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