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1/50 Scale Beavertail Trailer
Another addition to our construction line
First Gear is pleased to announce the latest release in our ever-growing 1/50 scale construction equipment line --
a beavertail trailer -- or sometimes known as a tag-along trailer with beavertail.
This new trailer is a pintle-eye hitched tag trailer with beavertail deck. The beavertail deck has an 8 degree incline and includes rear folding ramps. Features include wood plack decking and chain eyelet details with reflective safety striping on the bed sides, and two-axle multi-leave suspension with eight tires, which allos for an overall weight capacity of 21 tons.
The diecast metal replica dimensions are 9"L x 2"W x 0.75"H and weighs nearly 0.5 lbs.
This new addition to our 1/50 scale product line can be paired with the recently released 1/50 Peterbilt Model 367 Dump Truck, or the previously released 1/50 scale Mack Granite MP Dump Truck. Both of these dump truck and trailer combinations will be offered, and the trailer will also be available as a stand-alone piece.

It is also imperative to let you know that several of our existing 1/50 scale construction equipment models will fit nicely on this trailer to create some interesting displays and dioramas. Our 1/50 scale Komatsu D51 EX and PX crawlers,
the 1/50 scale Komatsu WB146 backhoe loader, the 1/50 scale International TD-15 crawlers and the
1/50 scale International 175 crawlers are all appropriate models to display on this new trailer!
So, check out your collection and see which model you have to put together an outstanding construction diorama.
If you find you need more for your display, check out our online product store to see which
models are still available to add to your collection!
Make sure you stay tuned for future Tread Marks newsletters as we will be releasing a new replica model that this trailer could also be paired with. You will not want to miss it so make sure your subscription is up-to-date.
Last Updated - 3/3/2010 1:29 PM