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Model Forum / General / Models / June 2006Looking for a digger model
Are there any plastic digger models? Or other heavy modern building machines models? Maciek > Are there any plastic digger models? Or other heavy modern building > machines models? > > Maciek What Scale ? >> Are there any plastic digger models? Or other heavy modern building >> machines models? >> >> Maciek > > What Scale ? Preferably 1/72 but any scale will do. Maciek >>> Are there any plastic digger models? Or other heavy modern building >>> machines models? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Maciek Dapol do a 60s JCB from an old Airfix mould. Was long thought lost in a fire at Dapol until a tooling Co phoned them up and said 'Do you want this back, we've had it for 10 years?' Turns out the mould had been sent for repairs the day before the fire and no one remembered! Remove nospam to reply!! Kibri of Germany has a BUNCH of them in 1/87 (HO scale) -- backhoes, shovels, scrapers, skip loaders, you name it. Check the Walthers website for a listing. Cookie Sewell And if you want to combine your military modeling with your heavy equipment modeling, check out this coming release from MIG Productions: http://www.migproductions.com/news2006.htm Kevin Dapol do a JCB Used to be with a Lowmac Revell Germany has released some contruction vehicle models. http://www.revell.de/en/ click on the Easy Kit Baufahrzuege >Are there any plastic digger models? Or other heavy modern building machines >models? > >Maciek i wish i had bought those amazing qoeking metal machines from about 10 years ago. the ones that looked like models but were really minaturized versions of the real thing. there was a crane that's amazing. the boys on mythbusters have one in their office. anyon know their story? Several here in several scales, Duh.........When I saw the topic I immediately thought of the old Hawk/Testors Weirdos "Digger" kit. http://www.gasolinealleyantiques.com/kits/images/Miscellaneous/testors-digger.JPG Thank you all for the information! Maciek |
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