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Old 04-30-2016, 08:58 AM
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Looks good!! I know what ya mean with some things need to be spot on and some other things can be skewed a bit. I always just try and figure what your eyes are drawn to , bucket, cab, size relationships. This is working out to be a monster!! What is the max height of something you can load? That soda can really showed the size of this bad boy!!
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Old 05-01-2016, 05:37 PM
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Looks good!! I know what ya mean with some things need to be spot on and some other things can be skewed a bit. I always just try and figure what your eyes are drawn to , bucket, cab, size relationships. This is working out to be a monster!! What is the max height of something you can load? That soda can really showed the size of this bad boy!!
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The max loading height of the full scale is about 31ft which would be 31" at 1/12 scale , because I don't have the exact cylinder stroke as the full scale it will only have between 27-29 inches, still need to finalize the cylinder mount locations so that might change a bit yet. If I increase lift height I loose in digging depth which should be about 10", i think I will sacrifice a little of the depth and try get more height, one inch either way should be ok. Can't see this thing digging down much or ever loading something 31" tall, unless I want to load a wheelbarrow with it....don't think a single 777 truck will keep up!
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Old 05-05-2016, 09:33 AM
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Hey KP, just wondering if you are alright where you are or if you are in danger from the fire? Hopefully you're in a good spot and not one of the thousands evacuated!
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Old 05-05-2016, 06:31 PM
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And it's not the only fire. Further south Susan's sister is in mayerthorpe and they were on evac alert yesterday from a fire near that town.
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Old 05-05-2016, 07:09 PM
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Yes a lot if bad stuff is going on forest fire wise in western Canada. Some 50+ fires burning in BC as well as the huge Alberta fires and it's not even close to summer!
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