Posted May 10, 201212 yr V-LI-06D Here is my latest creation It is a mini street sweeper that is used in the UK to clean paths and is also used in the main roads On either side there are holders for a shovel and a brush And the side and the rear And here is an image of a real one C's and C's welcome Edited May 11, 201212 yr by danim
May 10, 201212 yr Author Thanks it is one of the smallest MOC's I have done, the reason behind it is that I was driving along the road on Tuesday and passed a couple of street sweepers driving the opposite way and noticed that none of them had the thing that is on the front of Lego's Sweepers so I rebuilt it to look the same as the ones that my local council use however I could not do it in the white that West Lothian Council use as the roof piece dose not come in white so I changed it to yellow
May 10, 201212 yr Looks great! I really like the color scheme, although the back could have been longer to be proportional to the windscreen.
May 10, 201212 yr Nice little machine 'damin' , but I also think that the body length is too short when comparing it with your image of a real one. Brick On Sweep On 'damin' !
May 10, 201212 yr Author I have finally found an image of the sweeper that I saw and as you can see it is smaller than the reference one and my one is more to the scale of the one below http://www.westlothi...92482/cleansing
May 10, 201212 yr Thanks it is one of the smallest MOC's I have done, the reason behind it is that I was driving along the road on Tuesday and passed a couple of street sweepers driving the opposite way and noticed that none of them had the thing that is on the front of Lego's Sweepers so I rebuilt it to look the same as the ones that my local council use however I could not do it in the white that West Lothian Council use as the roof piece dose not come in white so I changed it to yellow I think the color change to yellow instead of white makes it fit in better with the TLG maintenance vehicles; which seem to often be this same yellow.
May 10, 201212 yr Author Hi LT I have absolutely no idea, it looks like it slopes back. I will have a look at my model when I get home and see what it looks like with an extra stud added to the rear cpw That is why I was not that bothered about changing the colour to yellow
May 11, 201212 yr Author Thanks LT for the idea of extending the length of it. I have added two studs to the length of it and it looks much better. First post has now been updated Edited May 11, 201212 yr by danim
May 30, 201212 yr I think it is a wonderful little MOC. I love the details in it. Can the front part be opened? It looks like there are hinges on the top.
May 30, 201212 yr Author Thanks for the comment, yes the windscreen can be hinged up to allow access to the driver
May 30, 201212 yr Author thanks I decided that since Lego's own council vehicles were yellow I thought it would look out of place in any other colour
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