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I think the Mack Superliner is one of my favourite trucks and I saw one in a nice colour scheme pop up on my feed and it gave me the kick to make a new Superliner model. I could've easily just changed the colours on the version I already had but when I looked at it I realised there were quite a few dis-proportioned parts and it would be better to just start over. So here it is based off of this truck: www.flickr.com/photos/truckflicks/25514709948/in/faves-15... I'll admit I've cheated a bit and had to 'merge' some parts to create 'stickers' as it's easier than faffing around in the blender software. The windscreen as you can probably tell is also not possible in lego but there isn't a part that will do it justice so I'm fine sacrificing a little authenticity. Because I started from the ground up I thought I might as well redesign the chassis and try some new techniques to make it as close to the real truck as possible. A detailed look at that will come in another post so look out for it :) I'm not quite sure what trailer to put with this truck, so if anyone has any suggestions for what to put behind this Australian truck I'll take them on board and try make it :)

Mack / Mack Superliner Australia

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Clean Superliner in spring of 1988.

Mack / Mack Superliner McCrary Trucking Australia

Features: -16 Cabins -3 Chassis -Mack MP8 MaxiCruise Engines -Lots of transmissions -8 Interior options with Right hand drive variants -Lots of accessories and

Superliner with rectangular head lights and clean bulk trailer.

Ex-Outback Recovery Service Mack Superliner now owned by Chris Robinson. Photo Credit: Masterart Designs on Facebook

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Ben Ickert of Amboy, Wash., hauls logs throughout the state with his nearly 30-year-old Mack Superliner. Ickert, of Amboy bought the truck three years ago and says he’s had to put $50,000 into restoration work to “make [it] as safe and roadworthy as today’s trucks.”

2013 Southland Trucking Parade Labour Weekend Sunday 27th October