I always look on Ebay for plant models.Got a bit of luck the other day.There was a new 1/25 scale TD25 and was open to best offer.Put my best offer in and to my surprise I got it, nearly half the price I have seen them for sale at some shows.Any saving is a good saving.
Its a great model with very good detail, the TD25 is a dozer of around the size of a Caterpillar D8H
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Martyn
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TD25C First gear model
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Re: INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TD25C First gear model
Some of my 1/25 scale models,D7M, IH btd6,941 and the latest addition the TD25C
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Hello Martyn:
Thats a nice collection there. How do you like the details on the First Gear models? It seems that they really give good value for the price.
Thats a nice collection there. How do you like the details on the First Gear models? It seems that they really give good value for the price.
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Re: INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TD25C First gear model
First gear have released a pipelayer in 1/25 scale,it looks great.I intend to get the Cat D9 to add to the collection.I think the quality and price are unbeatable.The TD25 even comes with an operators manual.
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The big yellow one, I think it is a International, whats the dimentions of that model? I have seen many pics of it and it looks very big...
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Yes,its the TD25.The model is 12 inches long and 8 inches wide.
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Hello Niklas
Have you see the first gear pipe layer model?
Have you see the first gear pipe layer model?
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Hmm I think I have. It rings a small bell in my head. But I cant remember where and how it really looked. 1:25th scale isnt really what I am interested in accually.
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Yep Martyn, ebay has been a great source of my model Dozer collection and noticed you won a couple I was interested in. Just to mention that good bargains can be found from ebay USA, especially with the poor USD against the GBP. I netted a Norscott Mini model of the new CAT D7E (Electro-Drive) prototype that were being handed out alongside the real thing at the Las Vegas Plant Expo this year. If you can get a fair shipping price from the USA, it could well be a bargain. The interest in the model scene makes lighter work than messing around with the real thing now and then.
Regards, Dave:
Regards, Dave:
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