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Location: Buffalo, NY
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Does anyone have the factory model with bucket? If so, how is it? Movement, quality etc...
Also if you have pics, that's a bonus too
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Rank: Advanced Member
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I thought you had one Mike, thanks for the pics! I think the only thing that would've been better is a removable c/w.
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Yea, I've had it for over a year now. No prob, anytime! A removable c/w would have been really nice, they put the mechanism for it in the back, It's a bummer they didn't make it functional.
-Mike
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I recently added this model to my collection and I am very pleased with it. I agree that the c/w should have been removable, but it does not detract for the model that much.
Flickr Photostream
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Great model I have a new bucket and ripper for it. I also have a second member shear fot it   Jason
NIkl Scale Models
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