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Old 10-07-2011, 06:35 PM
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Scale Models did some Challenger tractors that look decent. I have converted two of them the MT765B and the MT975B but they have two major draw backs. One they are very heavy and thick castings Two they were hand assembled and not all the same, by that I mean where holes were to be drilled into the castings for axles and screws they molded indentations and some of the holes were not drilled in the center of the indentations.

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