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Some upcoming models from speccast in 1:50. 
- Tyler
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Like the look of that chipper.Very common site,here in U.K. loading the truck that pulls it.
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Thanks for the heads up, will be buying both in 2021. Those walk behind/stand on skid steers are very popular around here where I am at. Can never have enough tow behind equipment in 1/50 either. Will be interesting to see what other 1/50 Vermeer models Spec-Cast has planned for the future.
-Mike, Collecting 1/50th Construction Diecast Since 2003. View My Collection Here, As of 09/02/25
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Wow ! A wood chipper in 1:50 scale, never before done, a welcome model for sure.
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I’ve got high hopes for the mini skid steer. It should be a great addition to any collection!
- Tyler
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Very nice, thanks for the pics and info! A bunch of those choppers would be a great load for the new East step deck trailer.
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Cat345bl wrote:CTX100 Stand on Skid Steer. The range of motion is not the greatest, but it is one the smallest 1/50 models out there. Not only is the range of movement poor, the lift cylinders are mounted upside down! For $15 it would be OK but $35 makes it a big NO for me.
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That chipper,looks really good.Does that safety bar 'lock',when it's up,and being towed?
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Yes, that last bad guy had a hard time with that leg bone! It wasn't connected to the thigh bone!
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Just got mine!    Pretty impressive little models.
- Tyler
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Cat938K,
Where did you acquire the plow for the Ford F250? Or did you make it?
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RMS Models wrote:Cat938K,
Where did you acquire the plow for the Ford F250? Or did you make it?
That is a fully custom “stainless steel” blade with wings, it’s my second blade.   
- Tyler
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