Overload 1:35

[tekzo]

Hi guys, it's my first attempt designing civilian truck, I found several pictures of overload truck somewhere in desert, probably in Africa.

they use big truck as transport for huge cargo, and looks like over capacity, choose one of the truck, I can't find the actual type so I use MercedesBenz Actros 2636s 6x2 as main references,

please let me know the actual type of the truck if you notice.
Here's some progress design
Cheers

[Siwi]

Good start. I saw a model of a Saharan truck piled high with cargo very much like this before, but whether it was a paper model on here or a plastic model I don't recall.

[tekzo]

Originally Posted by Siwi

Good start. I saw a model of a Saharan truck piled high with cargo very much like this before, but whether it was a paper model on here or a plastic model I don't recall.

thank you Siwi, you can found a ton of references for the model, also I found the plastic modeler did the same thing first.

here's some progress for testbuild

cheers

[rifleman]

tekzo theres no stopping you . looking forward to seeing this come together

[Folgore]

Hey Siwi - Are you referring to this fantastic model build by master Enrico?



Tekzo - You will find his models here on papermodelers.
Search for enrico63 and you will be stoked.

Cheers

[tekzo]

Originally Posted by rifleman

tekzo theres no stopping you . looking forward to seeing this come together

thank you rifleman, love to try anything could turn into model

Originally Posted by Folgore

Hey Siwi - Are you referring to this fantastic model build by master Enrico?



Tekzo - You will find his models here on papermodelers.
Search for enrico63 and you will be stoked.

Cheers

thanks for the info Folgore, it was a fantasic model , credit by enrico63...wow..

ok guys , it's final build, add some random cargo, boxes, water plastick, fuel drum, etc

for another pictures here

cheers and have a great weekend

[Siwi]

Originally Posted by Folgore

Hey Siwi - Are you referring to this fantastic model build by master Enrico?



Cheers

It was indeed what I was thinking of. Enrico is a true master.
It's actually nice to see that this model is not a carbon copy of his but is different whilst being of the same theme.