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Various Azur Modelisme trucks (Hartsmith, Dan Models and Tekno + Conrad): Regards. Guy
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Transport, by Doolan's Heavy Haulage, of a Liebherr mining shovel, from Perth (Western Australia) to a mine in the North of the Australian state: Kenworth Australia K200 6x4/2 tractor and Drake Trailers 9x8 Steering Lowloader widening 7-line lowloader with a widening 2-line dolly (Drake Collectibles models) carrying a 125 tonnes Liebherr R 984C hydraulic tracked shovel (Conrad model). To be continued. Guy
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Guy you never disappoint. The Dan’s model dump truck, how do you rate those replicas. I have always thought about buying one but I don’t care for the resin, they do look very detailed though. I like the look of the dump body. Would like to know your opinion of them. Thanks Steve
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Steve,
I'm not fond of all-resin models, tires included, but I must admit that these Dan Models are very detailed and professionally assembled. I was very disappointed when I got the first IMC all-resin model (I think that it was the Sarens DAF 6x6 ballasted tow truck), but as these IMC models (Sarens DAF, Van Seumeren FAUNS and Pegaso) or Dan Models are impossible to find diecast elsewhere, there is no other way to get one.
I hope it helps. Guy
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Guy thanks for the response and information, I really like that dump truck. Steve
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A few vintage Azur Modelisme models at work: Fleet Nr 4 is an ex-Army White B666 equipped with a tipping body (Angego kit built by ASAM), Nr 5 is a Willème W635 tipper (Minitrucks kit). Nr 9 was originally a Mack NR4 military tractor, bought from ASAM in kit form, it was modified into a tipper by Jean-Jacques. Regards. Guy
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In the Michigan State (USA), road transport of steel industry products to local transformation ironworks: Kenworth T2000 6x4/2 tractor (modified Norscot model) and East Trailers MMX 5 5-axle flatbed (modified Sword model) loaded with AK Steel CF C1018 steel bars, 3 HEX 15" of 14.25 tonnes, 3 RD 12" of 9.14T and 3 SQ 14" of 20.60T (homemade loads) Regards. Guy
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Nice looking flatbed, seems you shared that one with me a year ago maybe? Inspired me to do one as well!
Rob
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Rob,
That's correct. I had some questions about that model on this same forum but in a different topic: that's why these pictures have already been displayed on DHS Diecast Forum. Nice to see you here (as well).
Regards. Guy
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Guy great shots and customization of the dump trucks, the East flatbed came out very nice along with the homemade load. Steve
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An other US road combination. The 45' semi-trailer was made from a Joal reefer chassis: Freightliner Century CST 120 6x4/2 tractor (modified Sword model) and Transcraft Eagle II HD 2-axle flatbed semi-trailer (homemade from a Joal chassis) loaded with 2 maritime shipping boxes of 11.25 tonnes each (modified Ladegüter Bauer boxes) carrying Grove RT 540E hydraulic cranes superstructures in CKD form Regards. Guy
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3 Corgi productions in the British Railways company livery with, from left to right: - Scammell Scarab Mk6 4x2/1 3-wheeled tractor and sheeted dropside Scammell 1-axle semi-trailer with automatic coupling, - Bedford SAG 4x2/2 tractor + 1-axle flatbed semi-trailer, loaded with a LM&SR Type BD railway container, - Foden 4AXB 6/32 4x2/2 tractor and Boden 2-axle flatbed semi-trailer carrying another LM&SR type BD railway container Regards. Guy
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Van Seumeren heavy haulage combination (Holland) in late 80s: FAUN HZ 36.40/45 6x6/2 tow truck with Bakker ballast box, knuckleboom crane and sleeping compartment (modified IMC model) + Goldhofer THP10 10-line modular trailer (modified Conrad model) loaded with a 91 tonnes Brush electrical alternator in its maritime shipping box (modified Corgi load) To be continued. Guy
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Guy the Faun looks very nice. What did you modify on the Freightliner? Thanks Steve
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Guy the Faun looks very nice. What did you modify on the Freightliner? Thanks Steve Steve, The only (minor) mods were on the 5th wheel, so that the truck could tow any of my semi-trailers. Regards. Guy
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Guy thanks for the response. Steve
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