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Location: Western Australia
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Location: London
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Is that one of Caterpillar's approved historic model range? I've got a D2 from that series and like this, the detail is impressive.
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Now you might not believe this, but I like the look and stance of both machines. They look old school tough. Who makes them? 1:50th?
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Location: Pittsburgh,PA
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I have one of those D8's I got it from Buffalo Brandon 10 yrs ago.I think mine has a winch on the rear. The only thing with these is the undercarriage is out of scale for a 2U D8.
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Location: Netherlands
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This model is not from Buffalo but hand build in England and very rare to get.
One of the best models there is.
I even now the real machine they use to build this model !
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