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Here go some pics from my last models!!!  IMG_6103 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6104 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6106 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6111 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6108 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6113 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr
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Very nice! That would be one heck of an anchor if you were working in wet ground.
Are you an enviromentist, or do you work for a living?
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JTL wrote:Very nice! That would be one heck of an anchor if you were working in wet ground.
I agree with you!!!
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Nice model, well done 
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Frusso: That is fantastic looking. You started with a First Gear IH Td-25? Where did you get the Sheep'sfoot rollers, Buffalo Raod? I wan that whole model!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CAW
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Love the Dresser makeover, awesome job.
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What a nice job ! The decals and paint look perfect. I wanted to convert a 175 loader but never got around to it.
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Wow that model looks so much better in Dresser colors than it does in the standard International colors, Nice job.
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Quinella wrote:Frusso: That is fantastic looking. You started with a First Gear IH Td-25? Where did you get the Sheep'sfoot rollers, Buffalo Raod? I wan that whole model!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CAW Dear Quinella, good morning! I've done the sheeps foot rollers by my self! I spent a long time, but looks great!
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Very crisp and clean repaint, and the compactors look strongly built also. Great job 
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Frusso: Tell us about the repaint. Did you disassemble the model, strip it, and repaint? That paint job looks great. Then tell us how you made the rollers. You seem to like older equipment like me. CAW
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That is a rather delicious dozer indeed,the whole set up beautiful! thanks for sharing!!
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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Quinella wrote:Frusso: Tell us about the repaint. Did you disassemble the model, strip it, and repaint? That paint job looks great. Then tell us how you made the rollers. You seem to like older equipment like me. CAW Quinella, good evening! The model was repaint withou disassemble it. I think it's not a good idea for this model. I do not pait my models. I have to send outside for a friend paint for me. I live on flat and it's impossible to be done for me. He is profissional! The roller was mede with a pipe plus some japanese toothpicks, can you believe? You are correct Quinella, I love old machines from 50-80's! I sold all my "new" machines models to buy "old" ones!
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My friend that is an amazing transformation. I am with you and agree the old machines have better character and style.
Dan
Growing old is mandatory
Growing up is optional
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That looks nice! I don't think I have seen a Dresser repaint yet.
-Ethan Collection 8/2/2016For more of the Diorama and my collection: On Facebook or On YouTube
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Frusso: I had an earlier post about the Brazilian model manufacturer called "Minibrindes" Ever had any of their models? CAW
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Fantastic repaint, and the compactors look great. Thanks for posting.  Ken
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Quinella wrote:Frusso: I had an earlier post about the Brazilian model manufacturer called "Minibrindes" Ever had any of their models? CAW Quinella, I had some models from them, but just save one D4E. Most of them are not in 1:50 scale. They made some dresser, galion and Komatsu graders. MF tractor and some CAT 1:87. One hyster 150F and a CASE 580H, I think. That's all in machines. They made some trucks too. However, the models were not good as ARPRA...
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Soon I'll post pics from another D65A dozer in 1:50!
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very well done . love the Dresser
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