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Guy thanks for the response.
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Load test in Germany of a Riga-Baumann SPMT:   20x10/20 Scheuerle PKEZ 350.20.4 Self-Propelled Modular Trailer (NZG model) loaded with 270 tonnes of Liebherr LR 1750 SDBW tracked lattice crane counterweight slabs and support structures (Conrad elements)   Regards. Guy
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Guy those are two nice models, they were around along time before compact equipment became popular.
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Guy great pictures, I have to get me one of those Renault conventional trucks. That Volvo water truck came out out very nice is that body brass or styrene?
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Steve Hello Steve, I've got a response from Jean-Francois, which is as follows " it's plastic (taken from a shop lighting sign) cut to size and stacked on multiple layers on a form (2 metallic wires fixed on a base). [...] Then a lot of grouting and sanding to get the final look". I realized that "styrene" is what we call in France "plastic" (we all use Evergreen styrene sheets) and is not the foam polystyrene we may use for dioramas. So in fact JF uses "styrene" (plastic) to build his tipping semi-trailers, for example. I hope it helps. Just
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Guy thanks very much for the information. That being styrene he used, he did a fantastic job shaping and sanding it. Styrene is all I use when I do my customs, I just can’t solder to save my life.
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Model produced by Tekno in the sixties, as they were still a Danish company:    Mercedes-Benz LP 322 4x2/2 dropside truck with Buschbaum body (Tekno model) loaded with 28 bottles of 47kg of propane gas plus a hand cart (Tekno elements). Regards. Guy
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Typical school bus, which can be found everywhere in North America:   Blue Bird Corporation Conventional 3800 school bus on an International 3800-DTA360 4x2/2 chassis (ERTL model)   Regards. Guy
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Scania R 114L of the CoGeBat company (Monaco) built by Jean-Jacques from a WSI tractor:   "New life" for a Corgi Volvo F16:   Regards. Guy
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Guy nice details on the Tekno model with the tanks and hand cart. That color combo on the Volvo, Talbert and Poclain looks like it was replicated from an actual site work company.
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Various items in Jean-Francois' collection:     To be continued. Guy
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  Mercedes-Benz Actros 3358 LS MP4 6x4 tractor (WSI model) and its Nooteboom MCO PX 121-26(V) modular semi-trailer with 6-line extendable low bed and 2-line integrated dolly (Tonkin Replicas model) delivering a 3.3MW Vestas V112-3.3/3.45 nacelle of 70 tonnes (Tekno model). To be continued. Guy
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Guy nice pictures, the dozers look good side by side.
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Miscellaneous tankers in Jean-Paul's "fleet":     Regards. Guy
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An IVECO tractor, built by Jean-François from a MiniCams kit, with one of his homemade tipping semi-trailers:     Regards. Guy
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Some of Jean-Francois' homemade tipping semi-trailers:     Regards. Guy
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Guy that Mack tanker looks great along with the Iveco conventional under the dump trailer very nice. The Iveco almost reminds me of your yellow Renault conventionals.
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