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05-08-2011, 11:33 PM
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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Fist of all let me just say your wood models are OFF THE CHAIN!!!
And this Oshkosh is going to be one amazing ride... Just like the real thing, only smaller  Big John
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05-12-2011, 07:42 PM
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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Carl,
I have been reading thru your thread and it is awesome, this truck is on my list of trucks to build once i get two others finished. What thickness aluminum are you using for your suspension brackets. I hope when I get the M26 done to start on one of these thank you for sharing. Merritt
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05-12-2011, 10:40 PM
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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Merritt, the brackets and frame rails are 1/16" thick. Basiclly standard extruded alumnium cut to shape and finished with a file.
I am still learning about how to build them. So far so good, changed my mind about casting the axle housings(it would cost more that the truck itself). So now I am awaiting some flat stock alumnium. These axles are designed to use Tamiya's diff setup. Thanks for looking. Carl
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