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Available in two body styles, the stakebed and haulbody, each version features different cabs and wheels. An optional accessory package includes an open cab with searchlight, a ski sled attachment, open hood, and an extra set of both wheelsets. Since the parts are interchangeable you can mix and match as desired to create a version of the Linn Tractor that is uniquely your own. As with all SierraWest 3D Printed kits, the Linn Tractors feature incredible details with superior quality prints. Minimal clean-up and ease of assembly means you can spend your modeling time with the fun stuff, weathering and assembly! Laser cut mylar is included for the window glass and stripwood is included for the stake bed. Online instructions provide clear directions for weathering and assembly.
The SierraWest 3D Printed Hyster Logging Arch is a highly detailed group of just seven castings and is very easy to construct. Includes pre-assembled treads, the winch that attaches to the rear of the BEST 60 Tractor, and a clevis and hook for you to crank those logs up with the enclosed cable and chain. As with all SierraWest 3D Printed kits, the Hyster Logging Arch features incredible detail with superior quality prints. Minimal clean-up and ease of assembly means you can spend your modeling time with the fun stuff, weathering and assembly! Online instructions provide clear directions for weathering, assembly and rigging a log to your Hyster.
....only joking . Or as they say round your way , just joshing .
Jerry
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The Mack Model AB was first introduced in 1914 with more than 55,000 units produced. This medium-duty truck’s simple yet classic design made it a very popular truck and the design remained relatively unchanged until it was discontinued in 1937. They were made in 1.5-ton, 2-ton, and 2.5-ton capacity ratings. Depending on the gear ratio, the AB had a top speed of 13 to 25 miles per hour. The inspiration for this shortened frame or “Stubby” version is based closely upon the CHB Models classic white metal kits produced by Charlie Brommer and myself for many years. Adapted as a tow truck, she is my first 30th Anniversary kit release. This version features the incredible one-piece tow assembly as well as many newly designed details. All the “extra goodies” pictured can be found carefully packaged in the special 30th Anniversary box including the cab roof mounted horns and rack, gas tank, rear mounted tool box, spare tire, license plate holder, several flood lights, and multiple emergency flashers. The Stubby Tow Truck kit also contains a generous selection of hooks, pulleys, blocks, and brass chain for you to rig up just about anything to tow. I cannot wait to see what you come up with!
As with all SierraWest 3D Printed kits, assembly is very straightforward allowing you to focus on painting and weathering. Instructions can be downloaded from the SierraWest website with the provided link. This was such a fun project and I am certain you will find a home for this classic piece of Americana on your layout, diorama, or in your collection.