Thanks to my kids I've become quite fond of "diggers" over the past couple years. All the complex shapes, hard edges, bolts, hydraulics, tire treads, etc. It's a modelers playground and labyrinth rolled into one.
I'm going to start building a digger - a Caterpillar 434E specifically - as accurately and detailed as I can. The name of the game here is organization, perseverance, and efficiency because most of the shapes are not difficult to build. There's just. so. many. of. them. Which gave me an idea...
Why don't we build this thing together? For those interested in following the project, I'm hoping at least a few will participate by modeling certain pieces of the backhoe themselves to be submitted to me for review and incorporation into the final model.
Check out the Collaboration Forum thread for more info!
| Modeling Heavy Equipment: Backhoe (Part 1) | Modeling Heavy Equipment: Backhoe (Part 3) |
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| Modeling a Motorcycle | Modeling a Post Apocalyptic Vehicle |
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SAAAAAVE!!!
I mean ATM theft with the use of diggers or backhoes here in Ireland.
Rita here in the US thieves just tend to use large pickup trucks to try to steal ATMs
🚨🚨SAVE🚨🚨.
Just duplicate the faces to the other side when completed
Where there are digger or backhoes around, ATM thefts are certain to occur. Americans cannot believe at the numbers of ATM theft and the scale of damages to the walls of banks.
That's an interesting way to use a digger Rita
They call it "digger" here in Ireland. Over here, ATM thieves most commonly steal diggers aka backhoes in the night. Backhoes end up crashed into the walls of banks. .
Someone take this power away from me, I am too trigger happy
Yes Omar, Kent really stood and delivered