Thread: bull dozer

It looks great well made as well as the others in the photo's

. I must get around to making something after seeing all these.

full compliment of gear there very nice.

Very nice, love what you've done.

THat's a cracker Rob!

I take it the JCB is also yours?

That is excelent toy making,you just need a pile of dirt and a hole or two and I could play for hrs.


Cheers Edwin.

G'day Kelrob@blueyond ,

I really love your toys .You have done great job on them .


Cheers Graham .

Beautiful work Bob,
That dozer has come up a treat;
I think you were asking about the dozer blade sometime back.
It has turned out great along with the other construction vehicles.
Maybe a grader or lowloader is next.
Keep them coming.
Cheers, crowie

Great work. Looks like you've been busy for a little while.

Love the use of contrasting timbers in places on the tracks. Worked well.

hi hermit thanks for the comments the tracks were made from the same bit of walnut which was mostly sap wood

Originally Posted by kelrob@blueyond

hi hermit thanks for the comments the tracks were made from the same bit of walnut which was mostly sap wood

Right.
I thought you'd mixed timbers for the effect. Looks really good. Gives it even more character.

Keep up the great work. Someday when I learn more I'd like to have a go at scale models myself.

Bob, A classic piece of work as usual, like the rest of your work. A question regarding the spray can, how do you get coverage into all the corner's & tight spot's?
Regard's j&j

hi j&j thanks for the comments i usally spray my models in sections before i glue it all together and touch it up when complete bob