Really nice work pascal, love the chipping to show the original yellow colour

I'll be following this for sure, keep up the good work Pascal.

Thanks, very happy that you like it !!
here the dozer cab with the ground color :

Heavy wrecking test shot :

The second dozer will be weathered progressivly :

Oh my! VERY nice.

Great as always Pascal!



Kind regards, Sven.

Thanks; How I make the hydraulics line for the blade cylinders :

My second D9 is now near the end :

It's amazing, it look so good. Thanks for the tip about the cable!

Thanks, to new WIP views :

The Dooby Brothers side by side on the finish line :

Detail shot from one of the Dooby's track and blade :

Lovely!

Dear Pascal,

Very impressive build.
Weathered and beaten like the real ones!

Maybe a question, which will make many laugh, but anyway:

What defines in the IDF which parts on a vehicle have to be painted "red"?

Thanks for answering!

And: looking forward to see these monsters pulling a Merkava.

Thanks
no real rules for the red paint. The better is using color pictures and make your model like the pic.

Test shot for a recovery vignette project

As the French would say, superbe! Very nice work. What kind of wire is that you're using for the springs?

@ Bill. This is not spring but armed hydraulic lines. I make these lines with fuse or soldering wire from differemt diameter. At the time of this build i only wrap a thin wire around the biger.
Today (for the Buffalo, take a look at my Buff's post) I laminate the thin wire before wrapping it around the other.

New pic from the right dozer arm :

Merci mille fois, mon ami!

These look fantastic! What color are you using for the first d9? In paticular the yellow?