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Here are pictures of a model I’ve just completed. It was made from pictures the owner (a lady) suppied me with. The real challenge was the front fenders. The total lenth of the model is over 50 inches long.































15 comments so far
lew
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posted 388 days ago
Sweet!! Did you make the wheels?
studeag
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posted 388 days ago
No, these are wheels I’ve bought and modified to look like the originals.
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woodworm
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posted 388 days ago
Great looking tanker. I like the wheels, they look real.
Thanks for sharing.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
Heyz
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posted 388 days ago
Wow Alain, I’ve just come across you’re trucks and they are absolutely incredible. The attention to detail is terrific. I built a truck a while back and haven’t gotten around to posting it yet… and now it looks so plain compared to yours. Tres bien!
How about some up close pictures of the heavy duty machinery we can see in your other projects….
-- Heyz, in the cold winterland of Canada
thetimberkid
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posted 388 days ago
Awsome work!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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toyguy
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posted 388 days ago
Nice work, as usual Alain…......
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GMman
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posted 387 days ago
Fine fine work,very very nice
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 387 days ago
Hi Alain;
This is incredible!
Having made a model backhoe with my son, I can appreciate the amount of time and attention these projects require.
Excellent workmanship. Very impressive.
Lee
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wiswood2
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posted 387 days ago
great job ,did you make the tank out of one pic. or is it a glue up.good work
Chuck
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studeag
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posted 387 days ago
The tank is made os several pieces glued together to form a solid unit, it is heavy!
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bigpops0259
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posted 386 days ago
Nice!!A ture Santa’s helper. A real toy maker.
-- Marty Ohio
Jeff28078
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posted 60 days ago
Very nice. Lot’s of detail. Great job.
Dustmite97
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posted 2 days ago
Awesome truck. How did you get all of the pieces you glued together for the tank the exact same size and smoothness?
-- Remember, measure twice, cut once
studeag
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posted 2 days ago
I’ve glued the parts together, turned the assembly on a lathe, then cut the bottom part and glued a taper block to form the bottom parts of the trailer. For the front and rear, I turned 2 disk the size of the cylinder, glued them to the ends before cutting the bottom and after gluing the tapered part on the bottom, added 2 small parts on the ends of the tapered part. After I did a lot of sanding.
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a1Jim
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posted 2 days ago
super, tanker another great job
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon