Truck Overload

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Like my last overload project this one takes things a little further. The scale is 1/35, simply because, I had this vehicle on hand, that I did not know what to do with it. So I turn it from being a military truck to a civilian vehicle instead. This brand of trucks are sometimes used in the African regions so I thought I would use it for this build. I used whatever fits the bill, from old clothing, rubber, tissue paper, plastic, and odds and ends that I had saved in my ‘box of tricks’, to get the job done. I even added a toilet bowl to throw in some interest. The plastic yellow/orange containers are used a lot in many regions in Africa, so I painted and added them to the mix of odds and ends. I want to thank Ulf Lindgren for sending me the containers. These were 3d printed. He did and amazing job with the fine details of the containers. The drawings were provided by another great modeler, Peter Olsson. Thanks guys.

Note. I just noticed, I had forgotten to shave off the thin rubber in the middle of the tyre on top of the cab. Will try and shave it off. Otherwise, it was a fun build. Thanks for looking.

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The Smythe Meister

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Wow!
That's one unique model you've put together there:smiling3:
The detail is stunning and I love your weathering style too!!
Excellent stuff indeed!
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Looks great,everything but the kitchen sink but there's probably one of them there somewhere too. Was you good at playing buckaroo as a kid lol.

Nope. But thanks. :smiling3:
 

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I know its a bit sad but I like quickbuild kits!!!
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Absolutely brilliant work as always Charles. very well done indeed.

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Love it.
I saw this on a face book page and right away knew it was you. Even if it was not your name on the blog.
 
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Love it.
I saw this on a face book page and right away knew it was you. Even if it was not your name on the blog.

Thank you Ian. Glad you liked the results.
 

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I know its a bit sad but I like quickbuild kits!!!
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Thank you Andrew.
You're welcome and credit where it is due..... Can't help notice this is not the first overloaded vehicle you've done!!!

How about an overloaded scooter next?? I saw dozens on holiday in Bali once!!! Just have a quick search on the internet.....

Again, great work.

Andrew
 
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I have some ideas on that. Seen many different types of variation.
 
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