trucks
Trucks have many qualities that make them easy to model and they are one of the favorite themes of model builders They are technically simple to build, and they offer plenty of space for internal components and many possibilities for experimenting with aesthetics. They are also often large enough to conceal even very complex mechanisms-for example' my tow truck model housed 17 motors.
Trucks can be divided into two categories with different appearances and different amounts of space available: longnose (or US) trucks and cab-over-engine (or European) trucks. Longnose trucks, which are designed to travel over longer distances, have a hood (or bonnet) with the engine in front of the cabin. They often have a sleeper module behind the cabin-that is, a simple structure adjacent to the cabin, where the driver can sleep or relax (19-5) The cab-over-engine variant is generally smaller and engine. European-style trucks have no hoods, and the optional resting space rather than in a separate body module.