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Happy new year to you all. Years ago when I get the internet I fond pics from the special Cat SD8lgp from the pool. And a have to build a model from it. Take some time to get information but with the help from a lot people that work on the pool. Got one day a mail with photos ,the next day measurements. But also get information from the New Zealand Cat dealer ,they modified al 3 dozers with new cab's in the 80s.  
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Started with the Arpra D8 
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I modified a winch kit.  
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Now it looks like a dozer.  
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The grill was my biggest problem and came out easy, god one from my friend Black-Rat-Models. 
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simply stunning,  the work of a master craftsman.
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richie51 wrote:simply stunning, the work of a master craftsman. I could not agree more. That is a work of art and I hope that I am able to see it in person at Ede show  Paul R
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Holy Hell what a great job and a great looking model..
CLAP CLAP CLAP EM!!!!!!!!!!! "TRIPLE NICKLE" BABY A little something for a good friend......ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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WOW is all I can say. Truely the work of a master craftsman. Truely impressive!
James
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WOW absolutely exquisite!
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. Quad, that's simply fantastic!!!!!!!!!! I can only imagine the hard work you've done........can't wait to see it painted  .
Andrea Life is for crazy people  Models For SaleFB
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chessiegp39 wrote:WOW is all I can say. Truely the work of a master craftsman. Truely impressive!
James I second that!!! Cannot wait to see it done!! Greg
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Mate , that is an bloody amazing model, my father worked on D4's and D5's down the ice in the 70's and I love Antarctic cats, my avitar is one of my fathers dozer "slotted" (in a crevase), can't wait to see it finished, am working on a Australian D7H LGP "Traverse Special " but nothing to your standard
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