[img]https://delapri.no/TEMP/Images/LEGO/tractor2.jpg[/img]

@Cliff
If you're referring to the render (in the comments) the only rubber material used are for the wheels. The rest is "plastic - polished" with various settings for "roughness" and "IOR".
I'm using a renderer called Maverick Studio and not MecaBricks own renderer.
If you are referring to the model itself I have looked over it and checked that all parts are "solid" (except of the wheels and headlights).
But thanks for the heads up.

[img]https://delapri.no/TEMP/Images/LEGO/truck2.jpg[/img]

[img]https://delapri.no/TEMP/Images/LEGO/gtr2.jpg[/img]

[img]https://delapri.no/TEMP/Images/LEGO/vv2.jpg[/img]

[img]https://delapri.no/TEMP/Images/LEGO/vv1.jpg[/img]

@Clif
I have registrered it with the genuine set-number but for some reason it wont show up.
Updated a tag with the set number as well.
(The set nr is: 31014)

@Sky_Python
Thanks! =)

@MegaFearlessDragon
I rendered this using Maverick Studio

@ChubbyandFatso No i'm only doing rendering as a hobby. I have taken a two year class of CAD, but I'm not using it for anything special at the moment. I found MecaBricks by dumb luck while searching for some 3d models to test some new rendering techniques on. This site is perfect for that =)