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Looks great with the second load. Load should always be bigger and heavier looking than the truck.
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kcmtoys wrote:Very nice, you have done a great job! It looks very realistic to me. One thing I might add though, would be a pusher truck. Just a thought.  Ken Thanks kcmtoys! A pusher truck would be nice... D3xter wrote:Looks great with the second load. Load should always be bigger and heavier looking than the truck. Nice! Thanks D3xter!
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Yeah,fully agree.A pusher truck,would be vital,for a separate brake,alone. 
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kcmtoys wrote:Very nice, you have done a great job! It looks very realistic to me. One thing I might add though, would be a pusher truck. Just a thought. Ken modelmaniac wrote:Yeah,fully agree.A pusher truck,would be vital,for a separate brake,alone. Well, after feeling compelled to take your advice... here is the heavy haul with a pusher truck now:  IMG_2044 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2063 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2061 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2043 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2037 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2035 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2036 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2038 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2042 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2040 by riveras2007, on Flickr  IMG_2041 by riveras2007, on Flickr Don't know if its accurate or not but what the heck...the Sarens truck is pretty cool. Too much plastic for the price IMO. The ballast box is made of resin and therefore way too light. It can be opened though and I put some real ballast inside to help make it feel more "weighty". But overall it is a nice truck. Hope you enjoyed the pics. Thanks for looking!
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