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Another fun little project. Take one Lionel shovel kit, add a photoetched boom from a Duncan Models Priestman dragline kit, add a Gescha Poclain 90 material handler grab, slap a giant counterweight on the back, shove a load of lead in the body to add a satisfying weight and hey presto, you have a... sort of result, ish.  
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...oh yes, and the obligatory Joal PC1100 tracks that go on everything and anything.
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That's a neat lil custom, Jamie... I already discovered it in the background of the H485 pictures you shared. With a larger grapple it would be well-suited to load sugar cane! Especially with the wide tracks on it.
Thanks for sharing,
Max
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 looks amazing man
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I STILL haven't found a better way,of adding extra weight,to any model,other than lead weights.Looks good.Nice one.Those tracks will have no problems,moving the machine around,or on the rocky terrain.
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Jamiescotland wrote:...oh yes, and the obligatory Joal PC1100 tracks that go on everything and anything. Hahaha I noticed these right away. Lovely work as always Jamie. I'm sure if you ever shared your favourite recipe, there would probably be Joal PC1100 tracks in there too! 
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