DW20 and box
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DW20 and box
Arrived today - First Gear/ACMOC DW21 and 456 scraper. Nice model and good value but at a scale of 25:1 it will need a shift round in the display cabinet to accommodate it!,
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Re: DW20 and box
modelman093 wrote:Arrived today - First Gear/ACMOC DW21 and 456 scraper. Nice model and good value but at a scale of 25:1 it will need a shift round in the display cabinet to accommodate it!,
first gear make some great models for reasonable money .very nice
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Re: DW20 and box
Looks a great model Angus 
First gear are very good,better than Norscot You get great detail on 1/25 scale but as you say you need more room to house it.
Martyn
First gear are very good,better than Norscot You get great detail on 1/25 scale but as you say you need more room to house it.Martyn
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Bang tidy I'm liking it! 
The first gear stuff is good, I like the International ones. Has anyone got a Payscraper for sale or any TD tractors?
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bigkit wrote:Bang tidy I'm liking it!
Got a pair of push-pull Payscrapers but not for sale I'm afraid! Also TD25 and Allis HD41.
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Re: DW20 and box
First gear first class , My D9 and IH TD25
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, My D9 and IH TD25Martyn
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B100 LOADER wrote:First gear first class
Martyn
Forgot about the D9 - just as well I've got one as I believe the 9 was developed specifically to push the DW20/21s as the D8 of the day was considered a little underpowered for the job.
Wonder if First Gear can be persuaded to make a 9 with a proper push blade and rear push block - then we'll really be in business!
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Re: DW20 and box
Cracking models, they look huge. I love the big models and the detail they have on them but it's just the issue of having the room to display them.
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