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I came across these on the net, nothing out of the ordinary, but still thought I share for anyone interested. This company who makes these is ToyState. There made for kids, so they will be lacking detail obviously. Robbed all the pics off the net. 1/90 Caterpillar 320E  1/83 Caterpillar D7E  1/94 Cat 980K  1/63 D11T  1/101 797F 
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797F actually looks quite good! I would get one, but £30 (in the UK) is too much.
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I haven't seen the D11 yet, but I do have the 320e which I modified by putting a Norscot 320d boom and stick on and it looks and works great. Not bad models at all. Now jus to find the D11.
James
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Got the 797F today for 14 bucks. Seen every other vehicle in the series too. Might get the D11T   
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@345BL, If you don't mind asking where you bought it (797)?
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Diecastmania wrote:@345BL, If you don't mind asking where you bought it (797)? I got mine at Toys R Us. They had the whole series here in Eastern Pa. I was looking at it, but it might go very well with conrad's 1/87 P & H shovel
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Could you post a few pics of the 797F out of the box and with the dumper raised please? Looks like quite a nice little model!
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Got the D11T Dozer today, as much as I do not like rippers on smaller dozers, being a larger dozer, I think it should of have one. Still not that bad of a novelty model though.  
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The D11T appears to be missing a pretty important aspect of any dozer, the blade lift cylinders. Shame, it appears to be a nice little model. Rowan.
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Does anyone have a CCM 1:87 797 and one of these 797F's for a side by side comparison picture?
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Toystate Released some more Caterpillar Items. A Caterpillar 390D is 1/100 Scale.  A Caterpillar 777G in 1/98 Scale.  A Caterpillar CT660 in 1/94 Scale 
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You guys know we sell these, right??
See part number ZTS39524 for the 390 - just received.
The other items will be back in stock before long.
Chuck
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Cat345bl wrote:They Released some more Items,
A Caterpillar 390D is 1/83 Scale. Looks kinda of goonish, but I guess you can swap the boom and stick out from a Siku's Liebherr R974.
A Caterpillar 777G in 1/92 Scale.
A Caterpillar CT660 in 1/92 Scale
 The 390 is 1:100 is according to the DHS listing. The 777G's package actually says 1:98. I think on Toystate's site the package reads some scale other than 1:92 for the CT660.
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Sorry Chuck, I must of missed it, thanks for stocking it. I like these little novelty pieces because they are more in my price range, and take up less room. Diecastmania, thanks for correcting me, I fixed my post.
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