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Nice!!!!!!!  Would be a nice ride than the rubber tire!?!?!?! Justin
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hummer13 wrote: I actually saw 3 of these today I'm really starting to be jealous right now lol I haven't seen one yet, I can't wait! Thnaks for sharing!
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last week i was in the dubuque factory and i saw some of the dozers the are really nice machines.
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klaus
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Nice shots, it's definitely growing on me but I still don't really understand these.... that sure is a LOT (size and price) of dozer for a blade of that size, I'm assuming comparable to that of a CAT D5/6? Sure it's fast along a flat surface with a raised blade, I wonder how fast it can push through a pile? Rowan.
1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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I guess someone must be buying these.
-Ethan Collection 8/2/2016For more of the Diorama and my collection: On Facebook or On YouTube
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Went out with the daughter today crane hunting. I spotted this sitting and went nd got some close ups.     Took this one for size ref.  These are pretty cool in person, would not mind running one around some day JAson
NIkl Scale Models
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Your daughter looks unhappy in the sun. 
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