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Rank: Advanced Member
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Joined: 4/3/2003
Posts: 2,084
Location: Rockford,IL.
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Joined: 12/17/2006
Posts: 1,627
Location: Hebron, In
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Love it Ken!
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Joined: 6/18/2003
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Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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Outrageous. Who can hold their hands still long enough to do this? This is museum quality work. Glad we get to see it. CAW
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Joined: 10/4/2005
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Location: england
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Nice looking machine,looks even better,now  Very well done.Love all that pipework.Shame about 'Bob the buider' driving.It is a lot of unscrewing to remove him,though.
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Joined: 1/22/2013
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Once again, thanks to Ken. After Ken and Greg's advice. I replaced the tracks from the ones that came with the model with Conrad replacements. Finally got around to putting the decals on the boom and added a scratch built fire extinguisher. I agree about "Bob" but I didn't want to tear apart the cab. Working on another one now, maybe I'll try removing him. Thanks for all the nice comments. Mike
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Joined: 6/14/2006
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Location: Arizona
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Awesome work! Always look forward to seeing this kind of detailing on here.
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That is some very nice work there. You must have a lot of patience to do incredible work like that, never the knowledge about the machine itself.
Steve
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Bob looks a little confused in that cab, thinking when that machine was delivered these hydraulic lines were not on here plus the fact they never showed me what they all do. He is talking to himself in there saying I like when they send me out on the pavement rollers.
Steve
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