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Check out the pics on CCM's website, http://ccmodels.com/shop/cat-d10t2-dozer-with-coal-blade/ Looks great! Just needs some stickers  Ross
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Unreal!!! I can't wait till that becomes available. Although it would be kinda nice if they did one with a chip blade. I guess that's one for more skilled collectors to accomplish. Lot of nice detail in that undercarriage too!
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Anyone notice the track are fitted backwards ?
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Any guesses on pricepoint for this?
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e485 wrote:Anyone notice the track are fitted backwards ? Very easy fix for that, just a QC issue so i am sure will be sorted come release time, there is also the knuckle on the push arm to flip around but again an easy fix. I have seen many so called mechanics make the exact same mistakes with reall machines.
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Good grief. How can these be called toys, even "adult" toys? They are pieces of art. That's why I say save up your money for at least one CCM piece. They blow away the competition. I wish I could afford just one brass piece like the 657. Thanks for those blown up pictures Randy. Great camera work by CCM
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Wow the detail is stunning I tried this blade a while ago never got the geometry proper it was not even close to this beast very well done
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MartinW wrote:Any guesses on pricepoint for this? Easily $4000!
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kokosing Const Co wrote:MartinW wrote:Any guesses on pricepoint for this? Easily $4000! Guys this is diecast and the D7E was $429
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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My apologies!! I thought it was brass!
I'd say $799 then.
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Even in diecast, I wouldn't expect much change from US$1800. The model looks fantastic! Rowan.
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Beautiful model, but sadly it's in 1:24. :(
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1:24 .... Oh Nooooooooooo !!!! 
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All you people whining over 1/24 scale will rest easy as you pass on buying it and it ends up on my shelf next to the 336E :-P
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EastCoastFabricator wrote:All you people whining over 1/24 scale will rest easy as you pass on buying it and it ends up on my shelf next to the 336E :-P I am thinking how nice it could look next to my 1:24th CCM D11R and D8T  Paul R
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