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Awesome job  where did you get the tires? Jason
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Holy cow ! What an awesome model! The NZG 797B would look like a piece of s**t standing besides yours
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leo-cat wrote:Holy cow ! What an awesome model! The NZG 797B would look like a piece of s**t standing besides yours I was thinking the same. If that was pictured outside you could be mistaken for thinking it was a real one.
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Woah, that is amazing!. What's the chassis made out of and did you use any of the NZG 797b parts?.
I know we're being spoiled for choice with dump truck releases but a new, more detailed 797b would definately be sitting in my model room!.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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STUNNING! One of the best things I have seen on here! More more more.
Where do you get your technical info from?
I have the NZG version, but it looks rather bare compared with these pics!
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Wow! With plastistruct also! Excellent job! Very realistic looking.
Chris
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Any diorama pics of this one?
Btw, would you mind telling me, what that front-shovel is, that you can see in the background of the 6th pic ?
Leo
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hummer13 wrote:Awesome job where did you get the tires? Jason Those tires are probably so big he just got real tires. 
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WOW!! Awesome job Tor Kjetil
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Simply stunning.....a fine example of true craftsmanship!!
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That is just amazing........outstanding job!
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hummer13 wrote:Awesome job where did you get the tires? Jason The tires are from a unic Conrad T282 tire and later I made six copies ( not very fine) by resin
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thorleif wrote:Woah, that is amazing!. What's the chassis made out of and did you use any of the NZG 797b parts?. The chassis is made of PVC and don't have any parts of NZG 797 . I don' have the NZG 797
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Genial Diego!
Saludos para Huesca.
edu
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Edu wrote:Genial Diego!
Saludos para Huesca.
edu Yeah what he said!! Great work. Absolutely fabulous handbuilt. Look for a PM from me soon. Chris
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What a awesome piece of artwork !!
It doesn't matter if it is made of steel, plastic or even made of paper , it is obvious it is a true labor of love . Us toy folks sure are lucky to still get so much enjoyment from this fun hobby. I had a fellow from China send me a awesome scratch-built working tractor and it was made from poster board paper. It was just awesome !! Even after I have now built over 200 different steel models I still enjoy seeing everyone elses projects. Even if it is made out of paper.
Thanks for sharing your awesome project !!
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