Heavy Boy Truck VM-03
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Heavy Boy Truck VM-03
The prototype of a modern heavy truck was invented by the American Alexander Winton in 1898. Winton produced cars in a small factory located in Cleveland, and because he needed to get them to customers in different parts of the United States without putting mileage on the cars' odometers, he developed the concept of a heavy truck that could transport large-scale cargoes using a trailer. But the widespread use of trailer trucks really started with the development of asphalt roads in the 1920s and took off with the formation of the U.S. Interstate Highway System in 1956.
Robust and powerful, the Ugears long-hauler has a six-cylinder R6 engine driven by a rubber band motor. This DIY model truck can travel about 5 meters on a single winding. The wooden model’s transmission system has three modes: Forward, Reverse, and Idle. The front wheels are equipped with shock absorbers and can turn to adjust the truck’s direction. The standout feature of the Heavy Boy Truck is that you can couple it with the Ugears Trailer for Heavy Boy Truck VM-03, making a complete semi-tractor-trailer truck. Your eighteen-wheeler big rig can now transport cargo across the floor of your home—maybe a soda can for you, or for your sweetie, a box of chocolates, flowers, fruit, or even secret notes.
Heavy Boy Truck VM-03 features:
- Powered by a rubber band motor
- Travels up to 5 meters on a single winding
- Three modes: Forward, Reverse, and Idle
- Front wheel shock absorbers for smooth steering
- Turning front wheels for directional control
- Ten wheels with realistic axle layout
- Detailed exterior: grille, exhaust pipes, fuel tanks, horns, mirrors, step ladder
DIY wooden truck features:
- Cozy sleeper cab with TV, shovel, and gas can inside
- Can be coupled with Trailer for Heavy Boy Truck VM-03
- Laser-pre-cut wooden parts
- No glue or special tools needed for assembly
- Step-by-step instructions in 11 languages
- Free replacement parts available upon request
- Ready to paint or customize (paint not included)
