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I got these in today straight from Tokyo Japan.

These are awesome and I highly recommend them to anyone with a 1/32 Semi. The tires are rubber, great tread design Yokohama brand. Rear wheels have a choice of 4 hubs, front 3 hubs. Oh yes even comes with a spare tire (11 total) , rim and a mounting bracket.

I have seen other sizes and wheel styles also. I got the 22.5 's

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I have been thinking about using 1/32nd wheels and tires on a dually project. I think those would work out well.

Be Well

Gator

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How about this guys? it arrived yesterday! been wanting this one for a long time,made a GREAT trade deal with one of our fellow members Doug Spencer AKA Mr. Mopar..........................................Mark

Great score Mark...! I had one of those as a kid loved it...! Built mine turbine powered.

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I have been thinking about using 1/32nd wheels and tires on a dually project. I think those would work out well.

Be Well

Gator

Excellent idea gator. Ive got a few old Ford dually projects stashed, and the kit wheels dont do it for me.

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Excellent idea gator. Ive got a few old Ford dually projects stashed, and the kit wheels dont do it for me.

Terry...the Ford dually wheels/tires are great to me....could use a few more sets for projects.

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Terry...the Ford dually wheels/tires are great to me....could use a few more sets for projects.

I let all of mine go in a junk box. I like the ones from the Midnite Cowboy wrecker, but those are rare.
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I let all of mine go in a junk box. I like the ones from the Midnite Cowboy wrecker, but those are rare.

I am just the opposite Terry...LOL... I might still have a few Midnight Cowboy wheels/tires here somewhere? I have a few projects that are waiting for the Ford ones...

motor home van

tow truck

etc.

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Just bought 5 Raptors from http://plastic-models.com Can't wait to get on one or two of those......At $12.95 each and a $15 off coupon code......I just had to....Got some other stuff, too.....Some Moebius wheels and tires, some plastic and another car model.....$100 buys a lot from those guys.....

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Lucky enough to score an unbuilt Orange Blossom puller truck for £20.

I'm thinking of going with another body on it. I don't really know anything about this kit or puller trucks! But I'll see how it works out and put it on the workbench section.idea is to have it to go on my race car hauler :)

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Lucky enough to score an unbuilt Orange Blossom puller truck for £20.

I'm thinking of going with another body on it. I don't really know anything about this kit or puller trucks! But I'll see how it works out and put it on the workbench section.idea is to have it to go on my race car hauler :)

The Orange Blossom Special was one of the coolest and best looking pullers from the time period(1980s). It was built by Allen Gaines of Georgetown Kentucky. This kit is usually very expensive. I believe there were only three puller kits made in all. Heres a video of the real truck.

http://youtu.be/ISBJKY8hwnM

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Cheers for the video.

My god that little trucks got some grunt!

Its unusual to see a kit like this in the UK. We don't get much of a range here. :(

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I got one of the Orange Blossoms a few years ago for $40, which I considered a bargain compared to some prices I'd seen. I'm planning on putting a Revell '41 Chevy pickup body on the chassis.

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This is no Challenge mixer, but one I've been wanting for a long time.

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Can I ask you how this kit was to build?

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Can I ask you how this kit was to build?

Alan,

I have both the fith wheel trailer and the tag along. Both are very nice kits and go together well. However Take time to plan your build if you are going to do anything with the interior of the trailer.

Be Well

Gator

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Paul, thanks, I fall into some cool stuff every now and again :D

Sean, I like it! I got a few shelves that are starting to look like that.

.....if 2 is good.......3 must be better,,,,,,,nope, odd number.......better get atleast one more.......then again, 6 is a nice round number.....

that seems to be my shopping motto anyway.....haha......

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Cases seem to be the right amount. Now it's gonna be how many cases do I need.

I actually laughed out loud at that :D

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