Started off with highlighting the access hatches on the track frames and painting the track frame, bucket and stick lifting eyes red.
I then painted up the bucket teeth and wear plates.
Final detail were the Fleet ID numbers.
Liebherr R9800 detailing.
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Liebherr R9800 detailing.
Started doing a bit of detailing on the R9800 the other day.
Started off with highlighting the access hatches on the track frames and painting the track frame, bucket and stick lifting eyes red.
I then painted up the bucket teeth and wear plates.
Final detail were the Fleet ID numbers.
Started off with highlighting the access hatches on the track frames and painting the track frame, bucket and stick lifting eyes red.
I then painted up the bucket teeth and wear plates.
Final detail were the Fleet ID numbers.
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Jeremy Rowland
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Re: Liebherr R9800 detailing.
Looking good 
that's one huge model; would love one myself but not got the room for such a monster.
Jeremy
that's one huge model; would love one myself but not got the room for such a monster.Jeremy
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Re: Liebherr R9800 detailing.
Jeremy Rowland wrote:Looking good
Jeremy
They are a big lump Jeremy. I would like the backhoe to go with it but I dont have the space to display it.
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