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Felipe can’t wait to see that finished 966B. You have a nice collection of the D8s, how are your tracks holding up on your D8s because on the one I have it looks like one side is ready to split.
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frusso wrote:Now the D8L ARPRA Piramid logo That's still the "pacman" logo! The pyramid logo was only on the Arpra D8Ns and D8Rs as far as I am aware.
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Frusso, that's actually the last of the Pacman generation. They used that livery from 1987 to late 1989 before Cat introduced the new corporate logo for 1990. You can see the block-C on the hood which in 1:1 was a metal badge (zinc plated I believe).
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Dex wrote:Frusso, that's actually the last of the Pacman generation. They used that livery from 1987 to late 1989 before Cat introduced the new corporate logo for 1990. You can see the block-C on the hood which in 1:1 was a metal badge (zinc plated I believe). You are correct Dex, you too Weserhutte!
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My new baby 966B!!!  P_20181108_062544_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062553_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062605_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062632_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062659_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062709_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_062924_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_063101_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_063230_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_063707_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  P_20181108_063809_1_vHDR_Auto by Felipe Russo, no Flickr
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Felipe great job on the 966B custom. The detail on the ripper with the hydraulic lines and how you attached it to the frame on the loader is spot on. The decals came out very nice also along with foot pedals and the entire operators station, however I did not see the key in the ignition. Quinella will probably offer you a considerable amount of money for that one, don’t sell it to him.
Great job
Steve
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Felipe great job on the 966B custom. The detail on the ripper with the hydraulic lines and how you attached it to the frame on the loader is spot on. The decals came out very nice also along with foot pedals and the entire operators station, however I did not see the key in the ignition. Quinella will probably offer you a considerable amount of money for that one, don’t sell it to him.
Great job
Steve every thing is possible!
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Love that dozer. Felipe, do you have boxes for all of your models? Do you have a showcase also? Craig
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Quinella wrote:Love that dozer. Felipe, do you have boxes for all of your models? Do you have a showcase also? Craig Dear Quinella, good evening! I have a lot of boxes. However some don't have. This D9G still have and all my EMDs less the L90. I save all box as possible, but some models I got used, so no box. I have a show case and I have to put my models in position for a good pic. I change many models in my collection and now my showcase is crazy...
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Felipe that is a great model, I do have one of these. The detail on that is very nice, it did have some small issues on it when I first got mine but not serious issues like some of the other forum members had on theirs
Nice pictures.
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Great looking pieces here. Can anyone give any insight on to how accurate the ripper is on the loader. Looks and seems interesting to me for I have never seen them in this configuration other than track form. Thanks for the info in advance.
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Barkerjoh wrote:Great looking pieces here. Can anyone give any insight on to how accurate the ripper is on the loader. Looks and seems interesting to me for I have never seen them in this configuration other than track form. Thanks for the info in advance.
john Here is John!  40158598_10156758738434244_4867195160464719872_n by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  40101260_10156758738054244_2469891243589500928_n by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  4597954_3 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr
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What an interesting model that you have there Felipe. The cab is cool. Is that a cage to protect the lights on top? What is with the "Goodrich" logo? Since this model seems to be less known to our members, was it an unsuccessful model for CAT? Felipe, what do you do for your work? Craig
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Thanks Felipe much appreciated for the info. Was curious
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Felipe what year is the 966B product brochure from?
Thanks
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Quinella wrote:What an interesting model that you have there Felipe. The cab is cool. Is that a cage to protect the lights on top? What is with the "Goodrich" logo? Since this model seems to be less known to our members, was it an unsuccessful model for CAT? Felipe, what do you do for your work? Craig Dear Craig, I just found this pic on web. This machine is not a B but a C version. Here is the link from this machine. https://www.trucksnl.com/used-caterpillar-966-c-ripper-top-4597954-vd
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Felipe what year is the 966B product brochure from?
Thanks
Steve Dear Steve I got it on facebook. I don't have the original one...
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