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Me I bought them at Walmart.

My Hood is completed, I will remove lights for moulding. Now I will make two small fenders. See the difference with the toy Hood.

A beautiful project.

Thank you friends for your comments.

Why a lawyer? I do not reproduce a product licensed the Hood does not exist and it is not the same I reproduced it for me. One who needs a lawyer is one who reproduced the piece and sold it. I received a request from a friend to a master. Thank you friends for your comments.

A small ready mix CAT

A project I wanted to do for a long time. A CAT TC 660, I used a Hood of a toy and I modified the dimensions of the blue print Cat. I have fixed the Hood has an old cab to take dimensions and adjustments. I have not yet received my new cab. Now I have to make four holes on the fenders to have six of each side. [url=http://s1284.photobucket.com/user/AlainBradet/media/Cat%20TC%20660/P1130782%20800x600_zpsymcztcba.jpg.html][/url Correction .This CAT CT 660.

Magnificent JT, it very clean work. I love the details, and the look. A very beautiful realization.

Brian I congratulate you I like much this model very well mounted. It has a very nice look.

Thank Christopher

Excellent work.

Thank you Marc and Carl.

This model is no longer available. May be on EBAY but very expensive.

A Kenwork T 800 that I am a few years ago.

Thank you friends for your comments, you help me has always raise the bar.

The toy before and after. I was looking for a machinery for the load on my Lowboy with the Aeromax.J' have placed as possible details acex die cast structure. Later I will make a Cat 988 H it will be easier to do.

Thank Steven. Here it is finished the toy. I gave him the appearance of a loader that is not often good wash. Now if the temperature can be beautiful I'll take photos in slide.

Thanks Amd.It is a can quick to say that it is perfect. For me is not satisfactory at the moment. When I will have done the bucket the grease, mud, dust, may be that he'll be fine.

Thanks Dennis.I tries to make the most realistic of reality.I hear the engine but it is in my head.

Thanks Dennis.I tries to make the most realistic of reality.

Here is the first step of the weathering, is the aging of the paint. It will still fade with time.

Sam you do an excellent job on this Paystar but I think that this is a 1988.Photo of my Paystar nine, a 1986.The front grille is chrome on the Paystar 86 and more.

Nice look.

Very nice work.