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Microscale convoy

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Built for BrickTransportTycoon contest (www.lugpol.pl), this is a convoy of microscale trucks. The task was pretty simple - to contact someone and make a convoy of at least 3 vehicles made by 2 people.

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First truck, roughly based on some Kenworth. Low-level trailer with excavator and four large containers.

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Red truck, yet another which is "roughly based", this time on Scania. Trailer for anything which is long and stiff.

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Little white truck is actually not mine creation; it is made by my younger sister. But it fits the convoy nicely :)

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She also used some SNOT, simple but nice.

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All parts of the convoy.

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While it doesn't really look so, it was really REALLY hard to build this. Really evil SNOT in back part, forming that little black window, all those slides from 3-wide to 4-wide... building this truck was about 2 days!

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Simple but nice. Surprisingly, it looked very ugly with more than 1 wheel axle.

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I am proud of that! Taken almost as much time as the red truck, but ended much better than I expected.

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Try to guess how side chrome grilles are attached - this is a bit tricky ^^

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Loading of the excavator. As you can see, it is simply realistic.

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Again, all parts of black truck and its trailer with cargo.

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Like red one, this truck has tricky SNOT hidden inside. Notice that brick's width is 2,5 plates, and there are no holes there - I managed to find a way how to cut half a plate! I know, this is not anything special, but for me, and especially in this scale, it was a perfect lesson of SNOT.

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Other entries for this convoy:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=209661 (Smyk)
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=209426 (Imaginner)

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Richard Brown

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(from New Zealand)

October 3, 2007

WOW !!!! so much detail in such a small space. Very clever.

Vaughan J

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(from Australia)

October 17, 2006

Small scale, big fun! That excavator really is very well done.

Ruud Stam

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(from between my ears, behind my eyes)

October 14, 2006

these are terrific!

Pierre Fieschi

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(from France)

October 14, 2006

cool finally someone using this kinda scale!!!! i like your creations a lot but i think the wheels you use are not too realistic except on the red truck...anyway, the excavator could use a little round bricks but the whole thing is great. check out my similar microscale trucks and trains when you have time! ;)

Will M.

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(from Kansas, USA)

October 14, 2006

These are the best micro-scale creations I've seen, ground vehicle wise! I give up. How did you attach the side grille on the excavator? Also, your sister is good!

Ashley Low

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(from Australia)

October 14, 2006

Unbeliveable scale for vehicles so small. Great job Jerac!!