N Scale Cherry Picker

HO Scale Modeled in Grey Resin the kit comes with2 booms one in the down position and one raised.
The "cherry picker" was invented by Jay Eitel in 1944 out of frustration with the dangerous and inefficient method of picking cherries with ladders, leading him to create a hydraulic, truck-mounted telescopic arm for easier, safer fruit harvesting, which quickly found broader use in utility and construction industries. Eitel founded Telsta Corp in 1953 to commercialize the device, which became essential for tasks like stringing telephone lines and fixing power lines, solidifying its name as a symbol for safe, high access.