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Hi Felipe,
the 966 is great. Didn't even know there is a 1/50 version of this classic. So ARPRA again... The wheels you used improve it a lot! Great paint job, too.
Keep it rolling!
Max
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Mr. Scholz wrote:Hi Felipe,
the 966 is great. Didn't even know there is a 1/50 version of this classic. So ARPRA again... The wheels you used improve it a lot! Great paint job, too.
Keep it rolling!
Max Thanks Max! I'll keep posting my modified models that still with me here. I have some more to show! One per week till the end!
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Hi Felipe,
the 966C you've shown digs out fond memories of a holliday on a Greek island back in 2006: Near our hotel was a construction site - which I really appreciated. A operator kept his 966C busy all day in a trench like cut loading trucks. I remember how he turned his loader on the spot using the articulated steering. I have never seen this trick again: Just by steering movements, his loader started turning. Maybe not the best treatment for the tires, but impressive nevertheless.
Can't wait to see your next custom!
Max
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For sure the 966C was one the best machines in Brazil, and one of my favorite models!
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This model is old and It's not with me anymore, but still great!!!  IMG_6107 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6108 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6109 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr  IMG_6114 by Felipe Russo, no Flickr
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Frusso: Thanks for posting the sheepsfoot roller again. Why don't you remind the members about how you made it. It is a fascinating story. I would love to have a set like that. CAW
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Quinella wrote:Frusso: Thanks for posting the sheepsfoot roller again. Why don't you remind the members about how you made it. It is a fascinating story. I would love to have a set like that. CAW It's a good idea Quinela, I'll do it! I send the e-mail again, but now I receive a mensage. It's too big for your box. I will keep posting here!
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Hi Felipe,
the sheepfoot roller is great - but the TF25 in DRESSER livery is just the thing. Are the decals still available? I love their color scheme...
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Mr. Scholz wrote:Hi Felipe,
the sheepfoot roller is great - but the TF25 in DRESSER livery is just the thing. Are the decals still available? I love their color scheme... The TD25 looks really great! Is not a simple model to do but the final look is amazing. I do not keep these decals with me, but I can do more!
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You're an extremely talented builder, I'd love to know how you made those rollers.
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Dex wrote:You're an extremely talented builder, I'd love to know how you made those rollers. They were made with PVC pipe and Japanese toothpicks.
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Stop it Frusso!!!! I can't take anymore. Incredible dozer. CAW
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Quinella wrote:Stop it Frusso!!!! I can't take anymore. Incredible dozer. CAW I have a bit more to show Quinella! One day I'll be with you all at the DHS open house and maybe put some of my models in the auction.
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IF you make it over, Russo, lmk,, i go ever year, and would be happy to show you around OHIO and our group of friends,, we have a private meeting at a private location at a private time,, and we keep this all private lol... you are part of our group.
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Dumper wrote:IF you make it over, Russo, lmk,, i go ever year, and would be happy to show you around OHIO and our group of friends,, we have a private meeting at a private location at a private time,, and we keep this all private lol... you are part of our group.
Dear Dumper, I am extremely happy and proud of the invitation! Will be a pleasure to be with all of you in one of the biggest collector event in the US. I'm going to schedule for this event, I can not go this year, but maybe in one or two years! I'll try for sure!
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Beautiful models frusso.   Ken
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