mackd

It's a Doosan 400. I would say that the bucket loads 4 vgs

I have as many of you problems with the pictures. Here is the Doosan loader almost finished. I still have crest to place. I am quite satisfied considering the many difficulties we encountered. url=https://servimg.com/view/17970702/4158] url=https://servimg.com/view/17970702/4159]

Je cherche un autre serveur pour mes photos. Photobucket ne nous permet plus de poster sur les forums.

Sa fait un très long moment que je n'ai pas posté sur les forums. Voici mon prototype terminé . Maintenant voici mon loader personnalisé avec beaucoup de détails.

Here is my Advanced on this Sicard. The hardest part is completed. The cab is quite complex in reality even if it does not seem at first being seen. I am very pleased to have succeeded on this model make the hinges of doors of .8mm. I had trouble with the rear Hood, I used the factory method, but there is a big difference between the styrenne and sheet metal. I used the styrenne of 0.020, but he has no memory and is not folding. I used a 0.030 in him making small respect for folding. I managed to get the desired curves. As I had in mind that the styrenne I have worked a lot for nothing. If I had thought to use aluminium I have not had this problem. This coin was manufactured by the Papyhobby.com development section

That look good.

Wow it is beautiful.

I found solutions has problems, soon I'll finish the proto type.

Thank you JT,and Brian.

I bought three E9 and waited two months for delivery.

It is an order from a customer. He wanted a trailer 1/24 size: 36' X 33' X 60 ". To make this trailer I used an old dump trailer AMT 1/25 I cut down on all the senses to get the right size. Dump 1/24 is 5/32 wider as a 1/25 scale, so those who place a trailer in the back of a model 1/24 missing 4 "in reality on the width. The New Way is my suspension, it'll be available on my site (Papyhobby.com) as well as the wheels 5 spokes to receive 1/24 tires. Noticed the difference with a model 1/25.

It is an order from a customer. He wanted a trailer 1/24 size: 36' X 33' X 60 ". To make this trailer I used an old dump trailer AMT 1/25 I cut down on all the senses to get the right size. Dump 1/24 is 5/32 wider as a 1/25 scale, so those who place a trailer in the back of a model 1/24 missing 4 "in reality on the width. The New Way is my suspension, it'll be available on my site (Papyhobby.com) as well as the wheels 5 spokes to receive 1/24 tires. Noticed the difference with a model 1/25.

Hi Ronny, at the moment I lack the time to complete the CAT. It is expect to be paint. No I won't sell kits CAT 660. I was warned that Caterpillar was watching me. I sold two kits has friends and will be the only ones who will be on the market. I intend to when I have the time do other hoods of other brand of trucks.

Nice project, this Mack. The challenge in making a more realistic with this resin.

Nice work.

It, is good work.

WOW nice project from scratch built this trailer

A big project this Mack. I've seen several reproductions of this model, I enjoy a follow that here.

Nice work.

Construction of the cab. There are a lot of radius on this cab. To make these radius ext I stick a rod 1/8 "x 1/8" inside, then I machine this rod with a ball nose to make the inner radius.

Nice work Andrew.

After the difficulties technical that we met on the loader, I asked my son to focus on a new project, since I have no time to work a the problems of the loader. So his choice it is stopped on a Bobcat that will be available in version with kennels and also attachments. This model is made entirely by our papyhobby.com development section. My role has been to make the corrections on the prototype and adjustments. As our policy is to offer kits with the minimum parts Assembly becomes easy.

A magnificent achievement.

Nice work.