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Euclid R-62, scale 1/24 My next project is something completely different. No crane this time! My main fascination is with cranes, but I also love earthmoving equipment. The intention is to make this dump truck fully functioning and able to handle tough conditions.  I started with the axles. I will make axles with planetary end drives and lockable differentials. These are the parts:  Planetaries come from this motor:  The axles are taking shape:     Kerst
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Great project - where/how did you get the tires for this rig?
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Watching this project with considerable interest.  Those parts look really good.Cannot wait to see the completed dump truck. 
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Kerst great start to a great looking end dump, can’t wait to see the end result for this truck. You should probably start a build of the Terex 72-81 wheel loader to go with your dump, just a suggestion. But wouldn’t that be a mean looking combo in 1/24 scale.
Keep up the great work and keep the pictures coming.
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Steve
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This is going to be an awesome build, I can tell already.
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Awesome! One of my favorite off road trucks of all time.
We rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.....
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A little update: I build the front axle. Here are the 3 axles lined up.  Kerst
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kerst that’s going to be mean looking. Those axles look great.
Steve
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Kerst your work is incredible, that looks fantastic. How did you acquire your talent working with the different metals?
Thanks
Steve
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Amazing craftsmanship !!!
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That’s is some amazing work!! Are you going to Custom build some Cummins for it?
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Hi Kerst,
I can learn alot about building frames just by looking at your pictures. Wonderful model. Will it be powered by one or two electric motors?
Cheers Max
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kerst looking good, let me know if you need any used hacksaw blades, great idea.
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Kerst:
Really enjoy following your projects. Your fab work is really interesting.
Robert
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Looking sweet!
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thank you all for the encouraging words! I made good progress with the cab and the hood. The difficulty is finding the right measurements, but I think I am close. It starts looking like a big mean truck!    Kerst
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kerst that cab and hood look fantastic great job with that fabrication, and I can picture that in the Euclid green.
Thanks for posting.
Steve
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