Hessel

Could be. The resin model is scale 1:25 and the dump box is a 1:24 Revell. The models of these different scales look good next to each other but when you combine parts it may look a little off.

Hessel

Looking good. I'm looking out for you making the windscreen. I do have this resin model and wonder how to make it with these curved edges. If you have a good solution I might contact you to make me one as well.

Hessel

the Netherlands

I have been working on 3D printed stuff and also came up with wheels and tires. They look really nice and detailed. Th first photo are wheels with the ones from Revell as an example. They were used in the race trailers and are 34mm in diameter.

The next photo's are wheels I have drawn for a mate who wanted super single wheels for his dump truck. The first photo's are from the front wheels, the tandem are for the rear.

With the right info I am able to make any wheel you would like. Prices are quite all right. Difference is the weight. These wheels weigh almost nothing.

Hessel

I sure do wish some company would see fit to do an accurate US style race car transporter. I'd love to try to replicate the Penske Indy car trailers op mid 80's early 90's. Good luck with the project.

Why not scratch build it yourself?? I do not have any info about these trailers but would have a go if I had. With CNC milling it would not be that difficult I think.

Philip d'Hondt from Belgium also build one of these monsters. It was shown at the Jabbeke 'on the road' show two weeks ago.

In fact he also had a 3-axle version ready in 2012.

I think they look really great.

Hessel