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Now all you need as an equally beautiful rake of penrhyn carriages to go with it. 
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You forgot to blacken the white servo-linkage, the Hitec sticker and its 3 wire cable. Use black permanent marker..... 
Unimog : huge wheels, huge ground clearance, torque 6.5L diesel, 8 speed semi-pneumatic shifting, diff-lockes and 4WD on speed ON/OFF, propper diesel sound, 3.5 tons of cargo, 1.2m water depth, flexible chassis, 45% hill climing, onboard hydraulics, etc. etc...HGV license required though...
Unimog : huge wheels, huge ground clearance, torque 6.5L diesel, 8 speed semi-pneumatic shifting, diff-lockes and 4WD on speed ON/OFF, propper diesel sound, 3.5 tons of cargo, 1.2m water depth, flexible chassis, 45% hill climing, onboard hydraulics, etc. etc...HGV license required though...
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Not finished yet.Palmerston wrote:You forgot to blacken the white servo-linkage, the Hitec sticker and its 3 wire cable. Use black permanent marker.....
Unimog : huge wheels, huge ground clearance, torque 6.5L diesel, 8 speed semi-pneumatic shifting, diff-lockes and 4WD on speed ON/OFF, propper diesel sound, 3.5 tons of cargo, 1.2m water depth, flexible chassis, 45% hill climing, onboard hydraulics, etc. etc...HGV license required though...
And I'd prefer a Land Rover 101 Forward Control, or Bedford MK or something. Although a Unimog or Pinzgauer would be awesome. Just don't like them too complicated! lol
Oh, and have I put my nameplates in the wrong place, ie too low?

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Yep, a few mill higher. The top of the plate is on the edge where the bend of the tank "starts"mhlr wrote:Oh, and have I put my nameplates in the wrong place, ie too low?
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Unfortunately they are no longer available. DJB also make Hunslet cranks which, I believe, are also a straight swap for the Roundhouse items. Go to Accessories > Penrhyn Hunslet on their web site. http://www.djbengineering.co.uk/index.htmlSillyBilly wrote:Milton Cranks are miles better, no ugly round edge, and they are the right shape!
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