Introducing Blade Runner

MasonJar

It's not rocket surgery
Is the rear truck powered? Steerable? It looks at least as if it pivots - are they aiming for tight radius trolley line use?

Interesting looking vehicle. I wonder if rules of the road allow for passengers in trailers? I thought that was against the law at least in North America?

Andrew
 

TinGoat

Ignorant know it all
Hi Andrew,

Is the rear truck powered? Steerable? It looks at least as if it pivots - are they aiming for tight radius trolley line use?

As far as I can tell: No, yes, yes and yes. sign1

Interesting looking vehicle. I wonder if rules of the road allow for passengers in trailers? I thought that was against the law at least in North America?

It's a hibred. Railroads allow passengers in trailers. It's really an interesting design. The cab comes up and locks onto the trailer and the power unit bogie pivots underneath.

I suppose that way, if the trailer goes over, the driver goes with it. :cry:

The design is totally modular and can be used with either passengers or freight.

Yes, Mountian Man, Impact Lab has a lot of interesting and quirky stuff.
 
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