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Ed Kapuscinski
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Just came across these. Some folks might be interested.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5598329
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5601450
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Re: Cat D7s
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November 10, 2022, 02:16:31 PM »
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Very cool. This showed up on the Milwaukee Road Modelers Facebook page this morning.
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November 10, 2022, 02:46:30 PM »
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Thanks Ed, I've been try to find a STL file for one of them for a few years.
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Rodney
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Thanks Ed, with a little bit of extras and some weathering, it will look good as a small lumber tractor.
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My pleasure!
I was busy trying to find funny inappropriate things to print in low-res and these got in my way. Figured
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should get some use out of the thing preventing me from finding the triceracocks.
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Got my own.
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I could see a flatcar load of them on the WP&Y...
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Re: Cat D7s
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November 11, 2022, 02:44:12 PM »
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Scaled close to N scale. Just off the printer
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Quote from: rodsup9000 on November 11, 2022, 02:44:12 PM
Scaled close to N scale. Just off the printer
What did you scale them too? The originals from the description are 1/100, but when I scaled them 62% they still look wrong.
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I haven't measured any of them yet, so I don't know how close they are. These are scaled to 55% and they look very close.
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these would fill in rather well for my old D73T, closest would be the ones in the older photo, but only a nit picker could tell the differences, lol
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Dimensions Length: 162.25 inches 412 cm Width: 97 inches 246 cm Height (hood): 80 inches 203 cm Shiping weight: 24,330 lbs 11036 kg Ground clearance: 15.5 inches 39 cm Clearance (drawbar): 17.25 inches 43 cm Gauge: 74 inches 187 cm
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https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/002/9/8/2980-caterpillar-d7-dimensions.html
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I was playing with this dozer and I made a small scaling error. Ended up printing at 1/320 scale.
The little hook on the bottom printed just fine at that scale. I broke the one track and the one platform corner when taking the supports off. I need to be more careful with the next one.
And the holes in the draw bar printed as through holes too.
N scale D7 with "mini D"!
Every detail in the bigger one is right there on the smaller one. This mini 8k is impressive.
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Use the mini as a yard sign for a construction company or heavy equipment sales company
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Or a roof sign...
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