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Kaempfer wrote:Hi David,
great pics of a great model. Can the dolly also be widened? And if so, could you post some pics of that as I plan to make a Drake trailer in 1/87 scale.
Thanks
Holm Here is some of the dolly closed and spread plus an under shot.and one with the door open.     David. :d/
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mitchtim wrote:David,
Did the model come with the Mcaleese decals already attached? I am waiting for mine to arrive. Awesome looking model. Can wait!
Mitchtim Yes mate what you see is what you get !! fantastic truck for the price.. Having seen the Yellow one i think it shows up the detail even more than the McALEESE one. David. :d/
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Paul R wrote:Looks real nice David. What are you going to load it with? I am thinking of the CAT 657G for mine.
Paul R Not sure just yet !! Still working on that one ..might have a go at making something out of pvc pipes and painting it a rusty typ colour. David.
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My my! If mine is anything like the pictures TWH has really stepped up the detail even more  I can't wait!!! Mark
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S A R wrote:mitchtim wrote:David,
Did the model come with the Mcaleese decals already attached? I am waiting for mine to arrive. Awesome looking model. Can wait!
Mitchtim Yes mate what you see is what you get !! fantastic truck for the price.. Having seen the Yellow one i think it shows up the detail even more than the McALEESE one. David. :d/ Hi David, Thanks (Also thanks to Gary) for the information about the model. Honestly there is not on colour or version that I would not have but the Mcalease version is very unique and was the first to be sold out....I guess this tells us something!! I would like to have all of them but my bank account does not stretch that far and my display cabinet is bulging!! Mitchtim
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Beautiful model, tfs! Since this was first introduced I had a hard time figuring out the reversed wheels on the dolly. With David's pics I can see they are spare tires. NOW it makes sense! Please post some more pics when you get a load on 'er!
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Great looking Truck and I cant hardly wait to get mine...meanwhile I was wondering if you can take a pic of a this Aussie Truck along side with a US Made Kenworth W900L to see the diff in between both Trucks.
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ElGrinch wrote:Great looking Truck and I cant hardly wait to get mine...meanwhile I was wondering if you can take a pic of a this Aussie Truck along side with a US Made Kenworth W900L to see the diff in between both Trucks.
Hope this helps. Tonkin W900L.   Tekno Scania.  Corgi W-Model  David. :d/
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Excellent pictures! Thanks for sharing, she sure is a beautie! Rowan.
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Have not seen many of those dollies with mudgaurds on them, interesting.
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Thanks for the dolly pics. The only thing I need to start the model is time.
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I like your idea on photography, the truck comparisons in front of the large photo looks like a real rest stop for truckers
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For your dozer load here is the configuration..below.
This configuration will take a CAT D10 as is, to be road legal, for a CAT D11 you will need to remove the blade and the ripper for it to be road legal.
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GC1,
Would the Cab remain on?
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Jim...I'm not sure, but I was informed that only the ripper and blade were to be removed on the D11.
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Jim all the D11's i have seen have the cab and blade removed   Jason.
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Jason,
Is the Second Pic a D10?
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Yeah sorry james put the wrong pic up heres a better one 
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Today I saw a D11 on a float on the logan motorway with blade and cab fitted under escort/pilot,Steve.
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favco500 wrote:Today I saw a D11 on a float on the logan motorway with blade and cab fitted under escort/pilot,Steve. Hhhmm, cheeky buggers, eh. Now just who would it have been, who was pulling THIS shoofty ? 
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