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Claus,
Looks the best on the Sword lowboy in black.
Nice photographs, thanks for posting.
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Looks great. My thoughts are much the same. An excellent model. Now . . . When is CCM going to do the D8K?
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EliMax wrote:Looks great. My thoughts are much the same. An excellent model.
Now . . . When is CCM going to do the D8K? I wish they would do a D8R in 1/48 Die cast, seems like an easy seller to me. 
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With CCM having already done the 587T and the PL87 they would seem to have most of the model engineering done for a D8R.
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I've never been much of a grader collector. And I don't like the way they sit on a lowboy. Does anyone have some real pictures of graders being hauled. The new CCM looks fine, but still doesn't do much for me. I agree with a D8 somethng in 1:48 by CCM. Chuck,make a Cozad for the love of God. If you have to retool, think about it. If you are just reissuing, I understand the dollars. And please don't make that beam trailer. You'll lose your butt. Just my opinions. CAW
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