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Looks like a nice model!!! never heard of the maker though but hey if you want the Hitachi models then i guess we have to go with them
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Now that is just cool. I wish they made a 1/50th model like that! ( ertl ccm first gear) That is neat! 
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I FOUND A SITE!!! Right after i saw this i went on a quick search! i love google  anyway i fount this site. Check it out! Might have to look into one  http://www.hcmewebshop.com/shop/scale-zx210-5-p-224.html
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Antho wrote:I just bought a 1/50th scale Hitachi Zaxis210-5 model Antho,can You confirm that the model is in 1/50 scale? I ask because the description in the Hitachi web shop says it is 1/40 scale. A side by side shot with another model of the same weight class would be nice. Jan
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I've seen these around before and thought they were 1/43rd? Great looking model though! Nice purchase! Rowan,
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Jan and Rowan, here's my only proof. I only bought it yesterday, I will probably get it in 3 weeks.  And Jan, if you click the link posted by DeereMan, HCMEshop says it's 1:50 too.
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Nice find Antho now I must get one. Thanks for sharing.
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This model was also done in limited edition with ZH200HYBRID+ markings for the Japanese market.  (photo from Takaishi-san) I think it looks like a fantastic model including the opening cab door.
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Shovelman wrote:
I think it looks like a fantastic model including the opening cab door.
It is indeed a fantastic model!   A part of the hood opens, the other can be removed.    It easily keeps up with CCM and WSI's quality. If I had to choose, the 870 would come in first, the 210 would be second and the 385 third between these 3 models, considering the 385's errors. 
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want one, i would put a hyd thumb on it and side rails, and maybe a cab gaurd
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linkbelt290rb wrote:want one, i would put a hyd thumb on it and side rails, and maybe a cab gaurd Cool. You better do that with a 200D Deere, I wouldn't take the risk to ruin a $150 model.
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Antho wrote:It is indeed a fantastic model! Can you confirm that the bucket is attached by philips-head screws as on the ZX225USRK-3? If so, the demo attachments for the 225 should also fit this model and that's great!
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Yes it is! 
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Very impressive! A little small for my collection but thanks for the detailed pictures. Rowan.
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