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With knuckleboom crane

 

c. 2012

66037 takes a rake of flatbed trucks from Wakefield Europort to Southampton Docks . 9.5.23.

trident transport a43

Watch the video for instructions how to build your own!

 

youtu.be/EEKoE6BhUtY

California Red Blend vint, 2016. Fetzer FLATBED RED has features notes of black plum, cherry jam, and mocha. The rich zinfandel partners perfectly with the bold Petite Sirah and the smoothness of Petite Verdot and Teroldego.

Nikon D-80, f/14, 1/8sec, ISO-100,35mm, NO FLASH, Tungsten lighting-one 1000w, two 500w lights.

Rte 30 East of Lancaster, PA. I shot this Pete in 1989 or 90.

Ford Model T Flatbed Lorry - 1916

This is a location where I've taken quite a few photos over the past few years. It's practically roadside and you can walk down the creek quite a ways, especially when the water level is low.

 

Some people cross country ski down this creek in the winter and in the summer there are a few organized trails close by. For the most part though, you can enjoy the scenery all to yourself... most people don't bother to look right or left as they cross the bridge to and from work.

RENAULT T460 & FLATBED TRAILER

Lancaster, PA in May 1992.

SCANIA R500 HL & FLATBED TRAILERS

Looks like some restoration on this early 60s Dodge with the biggest chrome push bumper ever.

This is a simple trailer, built entirely with using pieces from basic container trailer from the 42078 set. Truck remains untouched, all you need to build this flatbed are parts from the trailer.

 

Free instructions can be found at my Rebrickable profile:

rebrickable.com/users/M_longer/mocs/

Semi-Off the Grid builder in my area, interesting collection of buildings and the vehicles used during their construction. You may have seen him on the TV series "Building off the Grid".

 

Notice the construction of the shed, one of many on this property. The framing is whole logs and the roof is live edged slabs cut from logs felled on this property.

Week 4 (v 11.0) - used, but never slept on

A mush-mash of design elements I found on rebrickable that I liked. No real life basis, but wanted something to stand out amongst my other vehicles

If there is one thing I find unsatisfactory about lego, it will be the minifig. The proportions make it very hard to build realistically scaled vehicles that also seat minifigs. There is a minifig inside with room for a second, at the expense of quite a lot of detail.

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