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Here is the digital design breakdown for a
late 1940's REO Speedwagon. It was not a big truck by today's standards.
It was approximately the size of a Ford F 350, but it was quite
versatile. You can see some nice restored examples like the one in the ad to the left, and here is a really nice one on Hemmings. I believe at least on some that pick up bed tipped like a dump
bed. They also put dualies on a reinforced rear axle and hauled trailers
with a 5th wheel, as well as dump beds, stake beds, small cement mixers
and tankers.
This will be 1/64 S Scale~82mm front to rear. After the
digital prototypes are molded they will be cast in pewter. The bed
assemblies will fit the frame of a previous truck I designed, an International
Harvester H 542-11. If you are curious about model scales,
here is a Model
Railroad Scale Converter/Calculator you may find useful.
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