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Tom Railsback

11-29-2006 18:57:54




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I received my National Farm Toy Museum DCS today and while I am generally pleased with the product, there are, as usual, some incorrect details. It has a gasoline manifold but a two compartment gas tank; a hydraulic lever but no hoses or connectors; no ring on the side of the seat rail to store the crank; and the throttle looks as if the lever is mounted backwards. If these manufacturers would just let knowldgeable Case people view their prototypes, I believe most of these errors could be avoided.

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DKase

12-02-2006 07:04:52




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 Re: DCS model in reply to Tom Railsback, 11-29-2006 18:57:54  
I sometimes wish that the Case scale models could be handled like CAT does theirs. All the models are controlled by CAT, and ACMOC (antique caterpillar machinery owners club) They are all designed and OKed by the ACMOC board of directors and sold by the club as a fund raiser. It does price them out of the toy market though, and many of them have as many as 250 individual parts, and sell for as much as $250. They are NICE!!

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Don Rudolph

12-01-2006 14:17:09




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 Re: DCS model in reply to Tom Railsback, 11-29-2006 18:57:54  
Tom,
The DCS hi crops have the orchard seat assembly that doesn't have a ring for the crank. At least on my late model's they don't. Don



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Tom Railsback

12-01-2006 14:46:46




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 Re: DCS model in reply to Don Rudolph, 12-01-2006 14:17:09  
Don and Tom: I learned something. Thanks for the input.



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Jeremy Hoff

11-30-2006 17:59:34




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 Re: DCS model in reply to Tom Railsback, 11-29-2006 18:57:54  
The toy companies need to learn to listen better. I was one of many that got view prototypes of the new D series toys over a year ago. We pointed out many errors, while some got fixed, others were overlooked. All they need to do is listen. Jeremy



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dctom

11-30-2006 17:23:46




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 Re: DCS model in reply to Tom Railsback, 11-29-2006 18:57:54  
tom, have mine also, thoes didnt store crank under seat, were on all the time like the DC-4, real nice detail even with a few not correct hope they make more of them like orchard, vineyard , DI NT, tom



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John Noname

11-30-2006 18:41:39




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 Re: DCS model in reply to dctom, 11-30-2006 17:23:46  
Tom, have the original DC-3 and bought all three of the new models, DC-3, wide front, and the high crop. Know there are errors, (IE- Mint version of the SC) but I like the high detail version. Makes them look more like the real thing.



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