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Extra Productivity - Optional hydraulic or adjustable mechanical thumbs allow you to easily pick up a range of materials from large tree limbs to concrete chunks.
Various detailed pictures of this loader backhoe is provided here. This loader is for sale by Big Iron, Inc.
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I think that's what this thing is called.
I know selective color is over used by now, but I thought it worked perfectly for this, because it's unfitting for a tractor to be sitting out like this.
The front (west) wall of the old section of the Star Cleaners building is almost completely gone while part of the south wall remains to be demolished. Penticton, BC. (248)
Sideview of a backhoe that was swallowed by a Montreal sinkhole on August 5, 2013. Photo: Jules Jessurun
TP434Make a photo that uses negative space to good effect. Give your subject room to breathe, and balance it within the frame.
This is a shot of my "Car Topper" & in this case it is a Kibri JCB C4X kit on an ExactRail gondola.. I added 'cleats' to the JCB to make it a 'Car Topper' & painted the JCB unit, although, I'm not 100% happy with the paintjob..
The JCB Backhoe is a just a little small for this project (but what I had on-hand), I did not have a MotorArt Volvo, or a GHQ JD to test with.. I posted a few trial shots a couple weeks ago & finally found the lil' JCB kit that was '404' on my initial search.. I knew the kit was moulded in the wrong colors, (it was a 'special edition' moulded in dark green) so, I painted it in a mix of a CAT-like yellow... From a distance it looks fairly good, but up close there are tone differences & it is not so good. Reason being, I airbrushed everything on the sprue, as I knew that I could not do any painting on it as an assembled unit. This led to mis-matched tones & coverages, but in the end, it is not 'THAT' bad, so it will fly.. If it is was one of the Yellow ones, it may have looked really sharp.. I guess the pictures tell it best..
The Exact Rail Gondola was an SP unit, that I patched to IC&E. 'Eagle Eyes' may notice something, (thinking cleverly), I used an old sheet of Numberboard decals as my patch backrounds. I added dry transfers & trimmed (the end [small] sets), & applied them to the unit. I also attempted some fine airbrushing over the SP logo plate, attempting to replicate someone with a paint can, haphazardily blanking out the 'Southern Pacific' lettering on the plate. I think instinct took over & I pulled away the airbrush, fading & blending everything more evenly than intended. I also added appropriate details, like airlines & cut bars to the gondola..
Here is a Link to the "Herzog Car Topper"
... the last of the pilings that supported the parking deck finally come out of the river.
I got lucky... I happened to be riding by in the morning before work.
People have told me that this final operation was delayed by high water and fast current conditions that made it impossible to safely operate this beast on the barge in the middle of the river.
Isn't this supposed to be orange? Nice to see differnet color construction equipment. Asheville, North Carolina