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Delivering Large Mail and Packages with the GreenLight Toys 2013 International Durastar

I am a big fan of diecast models that have real brands on their paint designs. One of the brands I like the most is the USPS brand because I get to see those kinds of real trucks moving in different places including my neighborhood. I got a nice dose of USPS and diecast with the 2013 International Durastar by GreenLight Toys. I saw the real truck once in a highway and it was large. I believe GreenLight got most of the details of the actual truck in this scale model.

 
The Durastar is given the premium treatment being a GreenLight model. It has a good amount of metal on the body with some plastic, plastic base, and rubber tires. The side mirrors are painted in chrome and looks good on the cab.
 
The cab has plenty of detail like the painted grille, bumper, and logo. The United States Postal Service text logo on the doors is small but accurate. The small details like the signal lights on the roof and windshield wipers have been included in the cab.
 
The trailer is not left behind when it comes to details. The large USPS logo and motto are included in the body like the real truck. The red and blue paint stripes blend well to the white body. There are also paint designs on the plastic mudflaps at the back wheels.

Similar to the cab, there are small paint designs on the roof for the signal lights. A bonus in this Durastar truck is the opening doors in the trailer. The doors are made with plastic and detailed like the rest of the truck. The interiors on both cab and trailer are detailed.

There are more things to show in this truck but difficult to describe in these photos. I will talk more about those details in its own video review in my channel soon.

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