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BFI in SoCal had an awesome fleet if you ask me. The main units of their fleet was a batch of Peterbilt 320 Gen I Amrep Hardox front loads, some Volvo Wittke Starlights (Like this one but with the regular lift arms instead of the early Canadian ones as seen in this animation), a few 310 Peterbilt Gen I McNeilus Pacific Series, a couple Mack MR Heil Half Packs, and Autoreaches, Amrep ASL's, and some other oddballs for residential operations. I'm glad you liked the video!

@@TrashBulldogProductions BFI peterbilt trucks look like tonka ones and allied waste used to have amrep side loaders ASLs many years ago good old days

@@TruckfilmingofLosAngelesCA The Peterbilt 310's were a staple of their fleet. Those Allied Amrep ASL's were originally BFI units too! They ran up until 2009 if memory serves me correct.

In my opinion its much better as it allows for the ride to "speak" for itself. This is especially true after the addition of the new soundtrack. The stupid jokes and pointless dialogue from an unexperienced tour guide really kills the experience. It seems that this is why the new soundtrack is much louder. Instead of some bad jokes, you get to listen to the powerful sounds of mother nature's dark side as well as hear the entire set crack and groan as everything falls apart.

​@TrashBulldogProductions but i see its not as strong as the previous one. Or does it feel the same?

@kimberly11091 The shaking has been toned down, but it mainly has been done to make it feel less bouncy and more wavy and rumbly like a real seismic event. The sound however in my opinion makes up for any lost intensity in the reprogramming of the gimbal platform. In essence its more subtle, but the tram "shakes" more rather than bounce more.

The context is that there narrator can’t speak after the speakers of The tram are de circuited from the shake

@@mikegames237 Yes that is true. But unfortunately some guides like to practice their failed comedic routines and just ramble and rant during the ride sequence. If you look up other videos of this attraction, you'll see how awful some guides are and how it kills the experience. When guides mute themselves, it lets the soundtrack really speak and from what I've seen, the shock factor increases.

It sure is! I have yet to do another animation like this as I've been short on time. I've been uploading some random vids here and there that others seem to be enjoying too, be sure to check those out if you're interested. As always take care!

It's not a game, these are 3D models that I built from scratch as shown in this video. Also note that the models shown are now outdated and V.3 versions have been released which have had the cabs and chassis reworked in their entirety to reflect the looks of their real counterparts.

That is really cool! Do you have a picture of it by any chance? Mack MR on McNeilus bodies were common in the Midwest and East Coast Regions of America.

Yeah I do have a picture of it ima put it in my UA-cam page so you can see it, and also it does not have a logo

I have a few models up on Sketchup, but not this one yet. Most of the components were built using the schematics and blueprints for an actual Wittke Starlight. I have a video in my channel explaining this process a little more in depth. Check it out here. ua-cam.com/video/2MnjOZ_JnsE/v-deo.html

If you know what's been going on with Disney, you'd understand. It's former CEO Bob Chapek, he's the reason why the company has been on a massive decline. Eerie enough is that five months after this video was published he was sacked from the company.

www.flickr.com/photos/68446122@N06/11699797676/in/pool-2180194@N23/ The real truck that once operated in my area.

Wow, I just looked at the truck,,, Goodnesss 👍👍👍👍

Thanks! Say Hi to Oink and the other pets for me!

Thanks, they are an iconic model that I wish McNeilus would have not discontinued. Shoot me an email or reach out to me on Reddit with your questions about that.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.

@@TrashBulldogProductions :)

Yes! Aside from being a great passtime, it allows for some really cool trucks that were never and or poorly documented to be preserved. It also will let future generations see the sights and sounds of the past of the industry. Thanks for the comment. Check out my Sketchfab page for more truck models, with even more being added in the near future.

They really do pair well with almost anything in regards to liveries and chassis. Thanks for watching.

As a matter of fact I clearly remember a bright yellow McNeilus truck picking up garbage from LAUSD school districts an it was a Pacific series that I always seeing back in my elementary years.

@@omarrosas7118 BMaKK Apex! I remember that company too. They had two Pacific's, one on a WX Autocar and one on a Peterbilt 320. My personal favorite was their Volvo Wittke, she had an awesome roaring Cummins engine.

@@TrashBulldogProductions also I really like your videos about aramps and McNeilus truck hopefully you'll get to make the BMAKK apex company in the near future also keep up the good work on those videos.🙂🗑🚚

Hey, someone elses treasure is another's trash. Stay tuned for more content coming soon.

Thanks! I've competed in multiple tournaments and won cash prices before. It's been a favorite passtime of mine for years now.

Looks like one that will keep you in shape, plus a healthy and money making thing. We just got home from the log woods 🪵... have a good night.

@@wowpets9457 Same to you guys, say hi to Oink and the pups for me.

Yeah Metrolink runs passenger service around my area. These engines were one of my all time favorites.

Blender 3D

Check my channel banner, it will be coming out soon.

I make these myself from the ground up!

Nice because I like all your Front hand loader animation because I love garbage trucks

@@phuongle2035 Thanks! Stay tuned for more content coming soon.

Just like good times! Before the Allied rebrand and eventually the integration of CDS into Republic.

What if I told you these are Gen I models. The Gen II and III versions are much better and more intricately detailed.

@@TrashBulldogProductions Sorry, but I dont see your email.

@@AZTrashTrucks Go to the McNeilus Pacific Front Loader video, I posted it there.

Would you be able to email me the blender files?

@@AZTrashTrucks Sure, just send it.

@@TrashBulldogProductions thanks so much!

@@TrashBulldogProductions perfect, thanks!

Been working for the past year and even arguing with an upload website since you are not the first to suggest that I share some of these models. I have a neat collection already of multiple bodies and chassis ready to animate and or share, it's just that it looks like I only got to upload one file and this platform banned me for reasons unknown. I have recently found a new platform and will let you know once it is up and running. As to the body, it comes in a Blender (.Blend file), and to open it I recommend you get Blender 2.79. If you have any questions just reply to me here.

@@TrashBulldogProductions Thank you so very much, I am not sure if the site, "thingyverse" will allow blender files but that may work. Thank you so much! Keep me posted!

Have you gotten the files uploaded? sorry if i'm bugging you.

Hey, sorry for the delay, I am in the process of pulling down the files from the old platform and uploading them into the new one. I responded to another comment of yours on the McNeilus Pacific video with my email, you can send me a message and I'll get back to you there. Also your site thingverse is able to host Blender files.

@@TrashBulldogProductions Okay, thanks so much! Will do!

And Mack MRU Front loader

Not an MRU, but the original MR, but I'm sure you'll like it. drive.google.com/file/d/15gdsNoDCJG1kCDExfRtbFuNznenm2P-Q/view?usp=drivesdk

Thanks, glad you liked it.

@@TrashBulldogProductions No problem my man

Thanks.

@@TrashBulldogProductions you are welcome

Thanks, these engines were one of the many highlights of my childhood.

Go for it! (As long as the neighbors are okay with it.) I like to collect anything from a fallen flag company wether it be a railroad or a waste hauler. It's nice to be able to maintain and preserve a piece of the past.

@@TrashBulldogProductions yup, and a local company even has a BFI oTTo!

Glad you liked that bit, it's a 1992 EMD F59PH engine in the early scheme of Metrolink pushing a set of Bombardier Bi-Level coaches.

No it's made on Blender 3D. I used to do Roblox but those days are long gone. The smooth and realistic physics are still not possible on Roblox even though the game engine has come a long way.

Thanks for watching!

Trash is trash at the day's end so yeah. Keep an eye out on these and future videos for more 'interesting' items among the loads. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@TrashBulldogProductions I will

Possibly! I have a few vehicles in queue right now but it's always a possibility.

That is correct, they were bought out by Progressive Waste which is now Waste Connections of Canada. As to the trucks, Labrie now owns both the Wittke line for Front Loads and Leach for Rear Loads. From experience I know that the modern Wittke's are subpar compared to their original counterparts, can't speak much about the Leach lineup though.

@@TrashBulldogProductions me neither. I’m more familiar with labrie than wittke and leach. As of right now GFL who is the contractor in winnipeg has wittke front loaders with autocar cab overs.