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I find a great challenge in building fully operational, realistic and unique models with as many custom parts and functions as possible. I don’t build to sell, but every once in a while I have to let stuff go.
Sincerely, Robert
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Custom build RC model of Liebherr LTM 1500-8.1 mobile crane. Scale 1:14.
This is my latest project, and something I have been circling around for years! My 500t crane.
The idea is to document the entire build, and make Autodesk Inventor drawings along the way, as components and solutions are developed, designed, and build. This is by far the biggest (model building-) project ever undertaken by me, and it will take a few years, but what a great challenge it is!
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Custom build US dump truck 8x6. Scale 1:14.
What is a collection without a genuine US dump truck?
It turns out that this is one of the trucks that I use the most, simply because there is always something to haul at the club, when we build our scale town and roads.
As usual "standard" was not an option, so I went into custom construction-mode. An extra axle, extended length, complete rework of the sides and panels, and various small things here and there... the list is long!
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Custom build 8x4 MAN TGX 26.540 support vehicle. Scale 1:14.
I need a support vehicle alongside the crane, and the Scania was not perfect for that job. As a result, the Scania was sold, which made an opening in the garage.
The MAN was born!
As usual "standard" was not an option, so I went into custom construction-mode. An extra axle, extended length, custom rack with stuff behind the cab, complete rework of the sides and panels, and various small things here and there... the list is long!
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Custom build dolly. Scale 1:14.
The dolly was made when the Maersk trailer was done, and I needed somehow to be able to load / unload without manual interference. The dolly fits directly into the custom trailer coupling on my Scania, operated via remote.
Again, a full set of lights was built in!
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40' Maersk container trailer. Scale 1:14.
This Maersk container trailer was built as a little gimmick, and gave an excellent place to hide chargers etc. when attending exhibitions etc.
A bit of weathering was applied to the 40', and the entire trailer was painted in a quite dark grey color, and the kit was modified with complete set of lights, including number plate light!
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Custom Scania R620, 8x4. Scale 1:14. (Sold)
This Scania was born as a regular three axle, R620 kit from Tamiya, but I never build it as such.
Instead it underwent 12 month of custom build, transforming it to a powerful four axle, highly detailed, fully functioning model.
A stunning 132 LED's ensure a realistic look, even in the dark, while digitally sampled sound fill the ambient room.
Only 5% of the original parts were left in their original form, size and shape. Everything else was either replaced, upgraded,
changed,
or simply left out.
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Custom build flatbed, automatic microprocessor controlled steering! Scale 1:14. (Sold)
This flatbed was built from the ground up, and was meant as a final test before I started a very large project.
All six axles have fully automatic steering through a microprocessor, which measures the angle between tractor and trailer.
The landing gear are also fully automated, as the locking pin in the tractors sattel is monitored at all times.
The winch and ramps are controlled via remote, as are the complete set of lights. (LED's).
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