That load securement device wasn't very secure! At 11:05 in this video you can see some in use on a structural steel load th-cam.com/video/gs5tA3W6Nnk/w-d-xo.html
A lot of interesting bits in your video. I did see the chain binders on your vid.....i need to get more I guess. I imagine stsupply up in Canada probably offers then in 1/25. But I'm getting ideals of making some in brass. I'll be thinking about this. I'm at work, using my work laptop with sound down low......but at 8:09, I had a hard time deciding if I was looking at a real rig or a model. It wasn't until I turned the volume up a bit that it was a model. Nice. The flat bed load at 9:47 onwards, and the brain puzzle it presented as it was built up was fascinating. Interesting the amount of thought and experience used to build up a safe, secure load. Every space on that flatbed trailer was utilized and safe secured. Something I never thought about. Unloading is probably well thought out as well, I'm sure. Your shot at 9:00 has me thinking of building this truck for my next project. I love the pic. I love that truck. Are the body parts even available??? Who knows. But very interesting setting, pose and the colors with the snow background has really got me thinking. Plus this one comes with a history. Which I prefer to build. EXCELLENT stuff you got here Robert.
@@FlorentinoRebuildingCo.5644 Thank you - Rocketfin resin database does show a 1/24 scale 1980-1989 F600-F800 resin cab conversion, likely out of production but may be an e-bay possibility.
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I love it. Just cost you to pay attention. What a deal 🤜🤛🐭
It's California....it seems every car was passed at this item because it was in their way....incredible.
Nice chain binder you might just have saved someone else money in repairs.
Chain binder....ok I knew it was some sort of tie-down.
Thanks Hortonshotrodshop for the info.
That load securement device wasn't very secure! At 11:05 in this video you can see some in use on a structural steel load th-cam.com/video/gs5tA3W6Nnk/w-d-xo.html
A lot of interesting bits in your video. I did see the chain binders on your vid.....i need to get more I guess.
I imagine stsupply up in Canada probably offers then in 1/25. But I'm getting ideals of making some in brass. I'll be thinking about this.
I'm at work, using my work laptop with sound down low......but at 8:09, I had a hard time deciding if I was looking at a real rig or a model. It wasn't until I turned the volume up a bit that it was a model. Nice.
The flat bed load at 9:47 onwards, and the brain puzzle it presented as it was built up was fascinating. Interesting the amount of thought and experience used to build up a safe, secure load. Every space on that flatbed trailer was utilized and safe secured.
Something I never thought about. Unloading is probably well thought out as well, I'm sure.
Your shot at 9:00 has me thinking of building this truck for my next project. I love the pic. I love that truck.
Are the body parts even available??? Who knows. But very interesting setting, pose and the colors with the snow background has really got me thinking. Plus this one comes with a history. Which I prefer to build.
EXCELLENT stuff you got here Robert.
@@FlorentinoRebuildingCo.5644 Thank you - Rocketfin resin database does show a 1/24 scale 1980-1989 F600-F800 resin cab conversion, likely out of production but may be an e-bay possibility.