2c Muir hill new variation

[tractorboy]

Reading the above, I'm trying to place which variation this is.

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Silver trim

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Shouldered front wheels (hole in base, bumper/chassis brace & chassis/wing brace - body 3?)

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With text on small wheels

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No stoppers on tipper bed

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Chassis brace

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I'm thinking Code 6

Here's one I've had for a while that shows what might have been if they'd included a driver

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Can't quite figure how it was done as the driver's top half of body sits on a piece of what looks like balsa wood which appears too large to fit through any of the windows.
The base rivet is clean and untouched

[yellowfoden]

Hi Rodger,

On play worn models like this the tipper axle pin supports are often slightly bent. If you look on the tipper tray ( where circled ) with an eye loupe or magnifier glass you may see the blocks have partly worn or snapped off.

Bert

[tractorboy]

Thanks Bert, I'll have a close look with a loupe when I get home tonight.

[tractorboy]

Had a close look and no evidence of supports.

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[nearlymint]

Hi Rodger,
Don't forget the stop will be right underneath when fully open like this. J

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[tractorboy]

Thanks for the information - upon closer inspection I can now see where the stops have been broken off.

[mrmoko]

Now we know how to tell the genuine reverse colour dumpers from the fakes!

Just like the reverse wreckers casting i bought to light . Both external and internal . Its the only way to stop the fakes

[Diecast]

Very nice model Jason. I am looking for this variation a long time. I think that you have discovered a new detail of already known variation.
Antonin