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This project is currently within a week or so of its initial public release!
Once I finish this, I'll be using the cab to make a 351/281. Then I'll convert the cab to a Unilite for the later 351/281/358/288 and possibly the early 359/289. I think the cab was also used in the 350/280 COE... The Unilite doors are also used in the 352 and 352H models. Basically, I'm intending to make the entire 1950-1970ish line of Peterbilt on-highway tractors.
I've joined the ProMods Canada project, providing a ton of custom assets.
It's been released and is available on Steam Workshop. Development continues. ;)
I've been adapting and expanding upon one of Corby's Alutrec flatbed models.
I am currently working on an updated version of the SuperVan for Trailer Ownership. Stay tuned!
The SuperVan 90 was a model produced by Trailmobile Canada at the Brampton, ON plant around the mid-80’s. A few carriers in Quebec and the Maritime provinces had some in their fleet, including Maritime-Ontario.
The specimen I’ve made is a 48ft x 102in, 1+2 arrangement that would have mostly been used for heavy things like paper rolls, automotive/machine components, and letter-mail.
This is another released, ongoing project. I am currently working on adapting the Phantom for Trailer Ownership, and on adapting the remaining SCS cargo models.
Here's a nice, common-sense 50-ton hydraulic gooseneck. It has a beaver tail for over-the-trunnion loading, double-acting ramp springs, and swivelling lashing rings.
I plan on whipping up a few medium-sized equipment models (motor-graders, excavators, etc) as well.
Right now, it looks like the finished poly count should be less than 50,000 without a load and not counting wheels.
After getting my hands on some body builder books, dealer data books, and some other primary sources, I finally have enough reference material to give this legendary truck the attention it deserves.
With some luck, this may eventually evolve to include more options from the Louisville Line.
This is a small project which I'm only working on during live streams. You can follow along on Twitch.
The Astro 95 represents a huge portion of GM's involvement in the heavy duty truck market, lasting the better part of twenty years with only minor changes. A considerable number are still in service!
The Bighorn was my third model ever (though it was concurrently modeled with the Scot) and it really shows. After having completed a few models since, I feel I'm ready to tackle this one again and maybe do this legendary truck some justice.
It's been released and is available on the Steam Workshop. Future developments will include more variants (lengths, 102″ width, other reefer units...)
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