Criga88
Small earthmoving MOC's
Been working on more building instructions for my smaller construction equipment, available from here.
The dozer on the left is based on the John Deere 450J and has the standard features. The blade on the front can be posed or changed out, the tracks roll on certain surfaces, and the driver has easy access through a hinged cabin roof. There is also an attachment point on the rear for a ripper blade.
The skid-steer (wheeled) loader and the multi-terrain (tracked) loader are both build on the same chassis. The liftarm can hold a wide variety of attachments to suit the task. As the driver is demonstrating the wheeled loader is also capable of wheelies...naturally.
The Isuzu is one of my older designs but the chassis had a slight rework. I changed the way truck bodies attach so that I can switch between them seamlessly. I also added a trailer hitch so now I can get creative with some trailers to match the truck bodies.
Comments, criticism and questions are welcome, and as always keep an eye out for more.
Small earthmoving MOC's
Been working on more building instructions for my smaller construction equipment, available from here.
The dozer on the left is based on the John Deere 450J and has the standard features. The blade on the front can be posed or changed out, the tracks roll on certain surfaces, and the driver has easy access through a hinged cabin roof. There is also an attachment point on the rear for a ripper blade.
The skid-steer (wheeled) loader and the multi-terrain (tracked) loader are both build on the same chassis. The liftarm can hold a wide variety of attachments to suit the task. As the driver is demonstrating the wheeled loader is also capable of wheelies...naturally.
The Isuzu is one of my older designs but the chassis had a slight rework. I changed the way truck bodies attach so that I can switch between them seamlessly. I also added a trailer hitch so now I can get creative with some trailers to match the truck bodies.
Comments, criticism and questions are welcome, and as always keep an eye out for more.