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O.T. Amazing working model of an old cat

TGP

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U-tube video of Cat 60 scale model, everything works just like the real thing.
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https://www.facebook.com/breedofspeed/videos/404190626458430/

Tom
 
THAT is pretty incredible.

I was even more impressed since I reluctantly went to the link expecting to see a sixty year old stuffed feline with robotic legs running around.
 
Altho most comments were positive.....there were some negative comments which I am sure were made by those who haven't a frickin' clue of how much work went into building this tiny masterpiece.
Whenever I see work like this, it humbles me. Sorta makes me feel inadequate. LOL
 
That is quite amazing, wonder if he took progress video/photos of the build. You need a small operator for it LOL ! Wonder if he could build another, but with a twist, the diesel conversion, early D8800 engine, just not sure how the fuel system could be made at that scale.
 
Boy you are correct. There are always idiots out there and it is so sad you can't thin out the herd. What a great model. I bet he wishes he could invent a shrink ray so he could ride it!
 
Most guys who tear down hobby projects like this are too busy watching 3 hours of TV every night or drinking beer & partying all weekend. Funny how they ridicule someone who uses their spare time to build something really neat like this. At least this guy has a great little machine in the end. What do they have?
 
What a great thing to see. I appreciate your showing it, I have played the video over a lot of times.. Where would we have to travel to to see it or don't you display it for the public ?? Thanks Jack
 
Unfortunately this video is posted on facebook. You have to be a facebook memeber to watch this. My wife just showed it to me. A lot of guys who don't do facebook need to see this.

It is an increadable working model, Engine runs, starts, stops, steers.
 

I'm not a Facebook subscriber, probably never will be.
But I had no problem viewing it without logging in.
However there were times it would not load yesterday.
So here is a u-tube link from Italy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63GqeB_UpH8


Google translation from Italian:

Finally finished after about a year of intensive work, the model of caterpillar sixty of 1925 performed by hand for a total of about 5000 pieces from Mr Franco Cucchi. The model is fully functional as the original, and then with the gear, clutch, PTO, etc. the data model are:
4 stroke engine 4-cylinder, 20 mm bore stroke mm. 32 total displacement CC. 40.192 Power: Petrol start running LPG, total length 610 mm width mm. Total weight 300 kg. 26.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63GqeB_UpH8 Tom
 
(quoted from post at 15:15:56 12/29/15) Unfortunately this video is posted on facebook. You have to be a facebook memeber to watch this. My wife just showed it to me. A lot of guys who don't do facebook need to see this.

It is an increadable working model, Engine runs, starts, stops, steers.
Click to expand...

It's also on Utube. 6 years old.
 
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