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Decided the 475 needed something different to go with the big Transporter . Going "Mine spec" with a big coal blade and c'weight in place of the ripper . It's totally changed the look of the base model .   IMG_2088 by Marty Khull, on Flickr  IMG_2089 by Marty Khull, on Flickr
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Looks amazing - nice work!!
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Wow.That blade would be massive,and that machine would be able to push a huge amount of material.Looks really good.
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Cheers guys ,
Davie82 , still handrails , maybe a ladder and all the small stuff to go but thats the real "in ya face" part of it .
Modelmaniac , Based the size off a Cat coal blade , just over 8mtrs wide x 3mtrs tall , 75mtr cube .
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Can't stop watching this Great work, Marty, I really like it. I just came across this video, ok, it's a D375 A-8 But with coal blade, cw and platforms it realy is very close to your D475 Komatsu D375A Bulldozer Working Hard at Danish PowerplantCheers, Max
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Bit of colour , Its starting to look like something now .  IMG_2113 by Marty Khull, on Flickr  IMG_2110 by Marty Khull, on Flickr
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Very nice! Did you design the blade?
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Cheers Dex , Yeah mate , started with the overall dimensions and a couple of pics of a Cat blade on a D11 and the pin locations of the Kommy blade and sort of made it up from there till i had something I liked . Pics borrowed from F'book group "Heavy Haulage in Australia" . If this was coming towards ya down the road I reakon you'd get off the road in fairly short order...  69340485_2937573322984349_4984712290386313216_n by Marty Khull, on Flickr  69397736_10156909252176773_8860737781865906176_n by Marty Khull, on Flickr
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