JCB 3CX (1980) Modelled in 1/35th scale
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Nice models Martyn , did the first 4wd 3CX'S have different front axles to later models because the hubs look different in brochures ?
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Well the next model will have red things on it ..thanks people
there was a two wheel drive version Craig
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there was a two wheel drive version Craig
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Yes chances are i'm looking at a 2wd thinking it's a 4wd , will dig out the pic
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Martyn, i just thought i'd volunteer my services in the name of quality control. If you would be so kind as to send me a sitemaster, i'll keep it on my desk beside the monitor and report back everytime someone makes a comment about it, Honest......
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Hi there, just joined CMN, another fantastic model Martyn . Am incredibly jealous of all you folks who've driven these fantastic machines. My earliest memories are of the 3c Mk2 from my childhood in the seventies. Have been behind the wheel a couple of times when my father-in-law did a self-build a couple of years ago. Last year did a couple of hours in the latest 3cx contractor at Diggerland and am now seriously thinking of getting trained up properly and changing career. Anyway have to go now. Speak soon. Andy
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Hi Andy, and welcome to CMN
thank you ... what do you do for a living at the moment Andy ?
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thank you ... what do you do for a living at the moment Andy ?
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A real one - Just for you Martyn
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i think the early 3cx 1981 W reg had red buckets and wheels
What like this David ?
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You got it in one Martyn,That is a nice model, i did like the early ones more when they still had the red buckets and wheel centres.
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