KILLDOZER!

 As I'm interested in the SWORD Moon Ranger here's another lively bulldozer. 

I give you KILLDOZER!

Heard of it?

http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix7/killdozer.htm

JET THE FLAMES: MY HOME-MADE JET FIREFLY

Blimey. This build had issues. 

The scrap body came easy but the painting was a nightmare as I tried to coat Humbrol with a can of spray Yellow. It cracked like crazy paving!

Anyways, 5 more coats of Humbrol later here we have my new junk Jet Firefly aka the Jet Bulldozer.

Alas, I forgot what I was making and initialed it the RV, the last one I made. Let's assume it means Rescue Vehicle this time!

Phew! 

See what you think.

TRI-ANG MINIC GYRO BULLDOZER

Here is my Tri-ang Minic gyro powered white bulldozer in approx 1/76 scale for use with OO Tri-ang Railways. The London bus and garbage truck are from same series.

Terranova47
USA

BULLDOZER IN A MATCHBOX

Hi Woodsy

Here are two more bulldozer photos. In the early 1990s Matchbox issued recreations of some of their early models from the 1950s, under the name Matchbox Originals. 

All came on a card, with the model and a 1950s style cardboard box. The first five models were the same as those previously included in a boxed set of five models. 

These were followed by two further batches of five models, Series II and Series III. All were described as Limited Editions. They were issued in different colours to the 1950s versions. Series III included a copy of the No.18 Caterpillar Bulldozer, in yellow with a red dozer blade. 

In the 1950s the model had first been issued without the bulldozer blade as No.8 Caterpillar Tractor, and with the blade as a Bulldozer at No.18. 

As was common in the 1950s, early versions of the No.8 and No.18 were replaced with larger and more detailed versions of the same subject.

Paul Adams

New Zealand