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Hello all ! Here some pics of my custom models ... First a Caterpillar 345D LME excavator :  With a heavy rock bucket : 
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very nice job, what models did you use to build it
Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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Caterpillar 245D LME with montabert hammer :  One european excavator : Liebherr 964 
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Caterpillar 235D LME  Caterpillar 365C L, not finished : 
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Caterpillar 365B L, not finished :  Caterpillar 983 with cab and metal tracks : 
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linkbelt290rb wrote:very nice job, what models did you use to build it Thank you, i use norscot 345 undercarriage and few parts of it. All other parts are home made. 
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Beau travail Cédric, tes customs sont toujours impressionnants à voir! Ça fait un bout que je cherche un modèle Siku comme celui que tu as pris pour ta 964B, c'est l'enfer à trouver à un bon prix. Chapeau pour la cabine de la 345D, tu viens aussi de me donner une bonne idée pour celle de la 365C!
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Great work! Thanks for sharing. I really like the 245.
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Excellent models Ceds! I especially love the E-series cab on the 345D (which appears to be quite common on a lot of the European machines), any chance you would cast and sell them? I'm sure they would be very popular here on the forums. Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Excellent models Ceds! I especially love the E-series cab on the 345D (which appears to be quite common on a lot of the European machines), any chance you would cast and sell them? I'm sure they would be very popular here on the forums.
Rowan. I agree i agree.
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Bravo!....those are great. 
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Amazing! How come we havent seen your work before?  MAy I ask what you used for the vents on the 345? I am about to start making my own and am trying to get as much knowledge as I can. Once again, stunning models!
-Adam
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Thank you for all your comments !  It's not easy for me to understand all what you wrote, but i tried to do the best i can. I don't sell any models or parts of them ... it's take me to much time to make them, sorry. @ CatD11T : i dont undestand : " the vents "  Here a picture of my 365Cl model : Based model Norscot 365C FS, undercarriage and cab of Norscot 374D, boom of 365Bl, stick and bucket in resin and hydraulic lines in " evergreen " ( http://www.evergreenscalemodels.com/ ) 
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ceds wrote:Thank you for all your comments ! It's not easy for me to understand all what you wrote, but i tried to do the best i can. I don't sell any models or parts of them ... it's take me to much time to make them, sorry. @ CatD11T : i dont undestand : " the vents " Here a picture of my 365Cl model : Based model Norscot 365C FS, undercarriage and cab of Norscot 374D, boom of 365Bl, stick and bucket in resin and hydraulic lines in " evergreen " ( http://www.evergreenscalemodels.com/ ) *snip*  Sorry for the sloppiness, best explanation I could think of. Thanks
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Thanks! What spacing did you use?
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Hello ceds,
very nice models...
How is the R 964 B done...do you have more fotos (from back and right side?)
Thanks Ulrich
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Awesome customs, I like that 235, and 983!
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CatD11T wrote:
Thanks! What spacing did you use?
I use 1mm spacing for the two right vents, and 1,5 mm metal siding sheet for the small one on the left.
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