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Kenny,
Real nice work, CCM did a great job on the D10's, and you improved them. Please do a few more.
John
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AWSOME, AWSOME, AWSOME job Kenny! How hard was it to put the ripper on the pusher (or is it the push blade on the standard)?  - Chris  BTW: You need to get your diecast site rolling again!
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Really nice!
Kind of funny to see how many different models you can get by just using those two:
1. standart-blade ; closed cab ; ripper
2. push-blade ; open cab ; push-block
3. standart-blade ; closed cab ; push-block
4. standart-blade ; open cab ; push-block
5. standart-balde ; open cab ; ripper
6. push-balde ; closed cab ; push-block
7. push-blade ; closed cab ; ripper
8. push-balde ; open cab; ripper
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Sweet Work Brau. Talk to you soon. G
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Very cool!! Great job on the model that first photo really shows the size of those D10's. kensdiecastconstructionmodels.com is your website too?
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Good work Kenny!.....and thanks for throwing the old photo in for the comparison...it's great!
Chris
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nice job. thanks for sharing . brian
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Stunning. Loved the old pic, impressed with the conversion
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Good to see you updated your site. Those D10's whould be a superpowerhouse when teamed up, 700hp+700hp+the scraper. Wow!
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Very nice work on the models.......
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leo-cat wrote:Really nice!
Kind of funny to see how many different models you can get by just using those two:
1. standart-blade ; closed cab ; ripper
2. push-blade ; open cab ; push-block
3. standart-blade ; closed cab ; push-block
4. standart-blade ; open cab ; push-block
5. standart-balde ; open cab ; ripper
6. push-balde ; closed cab ; push-block
7. push-blade ; closed cab ; ripper
8. push-balde ; open cab; ripper I have seen someones conversions to all 8 of the combinations you mention, that is a pretty cool bonus for the model for sure that it can be revamped like that.
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Basketball Man wrote:Good to see you updated your site. Those D10's whould be a superpowerhouse when teamed up, 700hp+700hp+the scraper. Wow! I have a couple of pics of 84W D10,s double pushing Cat 660B & 666B scrapers in Australia, 2350HP available on tap when pushing the 666B, talk about the "danger zone"!
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Kenny R wrote:Here's some pics of a little custom I threw together using the new CCM D10's... I based the model off Ralph D. Mitzel companies #114 pushcat which was one of the early original single stack dozers with a c blade on the front and large single shank ripper on the back. Here's a photo of their #115 pushcat which was a later twin stack dozer with single shank ripper.
Ken
Awsome job mate, mine turned up yesterday and a nice single stack spec sheet today (among other things) Now just need the twin stack conversion to make a 115 unit.
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ConstructionSite wrote:
BTW: You need to get your diecast site rolling again! DITTO^^^^ Hurry it up already  , great looking custom ken i like it alot!
http://photobucket.com/cat627g equipment pics. theres nothing like the smell of asphalt in the morning!
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Thanks for getting them up Ken, Classic Aussie dirt jobs on big freeway construction in the mid 80,s. would the punters like some more of the Aussie D10/666 stuff?!! I have a few pics of these very rare machines down under.
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Gavin84w wrote:Thanks for getting them up Ken, Classic Aussie dirt jobs on big freeway construction in the mid 80,s. would the punters like some more of the Aussie D10/666 stuff?!! I have a few pics of these very rare machines down under. That is probally the dumbest thing I've ever heard!  Of corse we want to see more of these awesome machines. Jason
Are you an enviromentist, or do you work for a living?
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Ahh yes, a big thanks Gavin and Ken. These additional photos are great!
Chris
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sweet pictures Ken of the 666, did cat offer enclosed cabs for them or where they custom fabricated? The only other EROPS cabs I seen on cat tractor scrapers was on a 630b, which is very similar to the one on the 666.
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