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RCP57 09-10-2013 04:39 PM

Super Sized...
 
Check these out! I knew I wanted to build a bigger Euc for a reason.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSwAU7rK8fY

Finster 09-10-2013 05:56 PM

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Very cool! He must have a nice machine shop or access to one to make those. Not to mention a lot of money!

RCP57 09-10-2013 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Finster (Post 94415)
Very cool! He must have a nice machine shop or access to one to make those. Not to mention a lot of money!

I agree! You would need some serious metal forming equipment to build those.

doodlebug 09-10-2013 07:31 PM

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He's my new Hero! Way too cool!
Cheer's, Neil.

SmallHaul 09-10-2013 07:40 PM

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Wow! Just amazing.

pugs 09-10-2013 10:05 PM

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Nice! A size that could actually be useful for small jobs.

Lil Giants 09-11-2013 12:07 AM

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Not sure if this is the same guy... from pics on the site it looks like a different guy... this www has been around better than 8yrs. The scale is 2.5:1

http://www.wessels-modellbau.de/

Espeefan 09-11-2013 01:16 AM

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Wow, that's crazy. Wish I could translated the interview, but those are some incredible models....machines! At that size though, I'd probably look at getting a skidsteer and mini excavator....though I know that's not the point, nor do I mean to take anything away from the fascination of models like that. Very cool.

JAMMER 09-11-2013 09:34 AM

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You know it is bigger but think about it except for the main frame you could go out and buy most of the parts you need to build it at a farm supply not like use who have to order special parts, Ed

FlyingBeagle 09-11-2013 07:13 PM

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The metal working would definately take some large tools and lots of $$$$, but my first thought was "where does he find tires for these things"? My second thought was "You dont want to get one of those stuck, you would have to call a real wrecker to get it out".

Very, very cool.

BRICKNICK 09-11-2013 08:07 PM

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That's absolutely amazing.....how do begin to make such a masterpiece?

RCP57 09-11-2013 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by FlyingBeagle (Post 94477)
The metal working would definately take some large tools and lots of $$$$, but my first thought was "where does he find tires for these things"? My second thought was "You dont want to get one of those stuck, you would have to call a real wrecker to get it out".

Very, very cool.

Can you imagine the damage one would cause if the TX/RX glitched:jaw:

pigeonfarmboy 09-12-2013 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by RCP57 (Post 94483)
Can you imagine the damage one would cause if the TX/RX glitched:jaw:

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the non 2.4ghz radios. Egads! :eek:

Lil Giants 09-15-2013 07:05 PM

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There was a guy in Winnipeg, Manitoba that built a half scale New Holland skid steer, just so he could clear the snow from his driveway from the comfort inside the house... I talked to him thru email about it, he had designed his own auto shutdown in case the tx ever lost communication with the rx.

You're right Ed, other than the computer cut steel, everything else on that skid steer was bought off the shelf from Princess Auto. He was using 1/4 scale servos to operate the valves and the wheels were hyd motor driven too. He had a windows media player video on his website... I just checked the link I had saved for it, but I get "page not found"... too bad! It was pretty cool what he had done 15yrs ago.

doodlebug 09-15-2013 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Lil Giants (Post 94651)
There was a guy in Winnipeg, Manitoba that built a half scale New Holland skid steer, just so he could clear the snow from his driveway from the comfort inside the house... I talked to him thru email about it, he had designed his own auto shutdown in case the tx ever lost communication with the rx.

You're right Ed, other than the computer cut steel, everything else on that skid steer was bought off the shelf from Princess Auto. He was using 1/4 scale servos to operate the valves and the wheels were hyd motor driven too. He had a windows media player video on his website... I just checked the link I had saved for it, but I get "page not found"... too bad! It was pretty cool what he had done 15yrs ago.

Joe, is that the same skid steer that was for sale on e bay a few years ago???? Cheer's, Neil.

Lil Giants 09-15-2013 10:10 PM

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Probably was the same one Neil. I remember seeing his on the bay for about $7000 opening bid... no way I could afford to spend that much on toys back then! I'd sure love to have it now, being my lower back pain what it is... I have numerous little jobs round here to keep that lil guy busy!


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