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hello
the modell ist great but at that time the quality is not very high. the price was also very high.
best regrads
klaus
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I really hope you continue to post more images from your collection, the pieces are fascinating. Cheers! Rowan.
1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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RowanH wrote:I really hope you continue to post more images from your collection, the pieces are fascinating.
Cheers!
Rowan. I have some more models to post that may be interesting,, I will take some pics this weekend i hope,,and post,, glad you all are liking the photos,,,
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Ah one of my Fav trucks    Great piece .. Shame they didnt make more units. More pics please ..
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I always liked this customer model from Komatsu. Bridestone paid for the tires and MTU financed the engine (I think it is pewter). Komatsu covered the rest of the project. I had a couple of them over the years, but only have one in my collection at the moment. When I would make trips to the Peoria plant concerning the work I did for KMS at the time, there was usually one of these in the gift shop on display (the shop is gone now). If one was damaged, it was a real problem to get it repaired. If I remember correctly, I do not believe the entire SN run was ever completed. Problems in its production ended the project. I think only about 160 or so were eventually built. At least that is how I remember it from around 1997.
ecotitan
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