Huber 12-ton Roller Instructions – WW2 American Heavy-Duty Construction Vehicle

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Total Bricks: 131

The Huber 12-ton Road Roller was a vital heavy-duty construction vehicle widely used by Allied forces during World War II for building and repairing crucial infrastructure. Manufactured by the Huber Manufacturing Company in Marion, Ohio, this rugged three-wheel motor roller was essential to the war effort, rolling out military airfields, supply routes, and the famous Alaska Highway. Powered by a heavy-duty engine, it combined massive compaction weight with mechanical reliability, ensuring that combat engineers could quickly establish operational bases across all major theaters, from Europe to the Pacific. While it lacked the combat weaponry of front-line vehicles, its industrial endurance and indispensable contributions made it a foundational workhorse of Allied logistics and wartime engineering.

Note: This purchase is for the building instructions and a graphic and numbered partslist in pdf format and a xml file, to create an easy Bricklink wishlist, only.
Scale: about 1/35Instant

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