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looking good man can't wait to see the finish product
Jon
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Really nice brass work.
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Oh la la ! what a nice conversion , superb brass work lots of details , I love the fact that this is a rare sighted truck . Bravo !
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Thanks all,I'm happy that you like that
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Excellent build! Keep us informed. Ken
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Beautiful job Pat. I enjoy seeing your work.
Robert
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Really nice restoration work. Kinda job I really like looking at. Especially for rare pieces of equipment like this one. You must be proud of it. I sometimes dream I could find this, but in die cast rather than plastic. Contacted the English company that used to do it by it is no longer in production: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1-50-Mack-M-45-heavy-tractor-MAMMOET-Handmade-Resin-Model-/261327476493?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item3cd854d70d&_uhb=1
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A Solido Kaiser never looked better.....way to bring one the life Pat! Looking toward to the completion. BTW if you don't mind saying, what are the wheels....hand made, from a kit or parts dealer etc? I've liked the thought of a WWII-Nam era military dump.......have wanted to build a couple like they use in a town North of here for the street dept.
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Thanks all. aCutter: only the rear wheels are hand made . Front wheels it's simple : tyres and rims from a kit of G.M.C by ASAM ( Allan Smith) Rear wheels: external rims made in steel with machine by myself , little rims in white-métal from Autocar U8144T made by Minicirque (french craftsman) and tyres from G.MC ASAM Rear wheels parts 
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Nice. Thanks for the reply.
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work in progress on the Reo: I rebuilt air -reservoirs and spare Wheel carrier who was not exact, now thanks to technical manuel pics , it's all right . dump work is beginning (dump is made by ASAM Allan Smith ) Pat  now spare wheel carrier is functional and behind I build a second m59 for a friend :  
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Pat that is beautiful work what a skill
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great work ! looks very accurate lots of details .
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Dump works is almost finish. pic of technical manuel :  in grey primer the ASAM kit built, in brass all parts missing : hydraulic hoist cylinder, safety brace, hinge pin, hydraulic pomp, control valve,pump propeler shaft, etc, etc ... was built in brass   
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Gee , what a nice piece of art you are building there , top notch , bravo
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Luv the detail, especially the canvas top... real nice brasswork !
Chet
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Wow! That's some sweet custom work. Very nice!
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Thank you all for your comments. Pat
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