Four Stars Miniatures new release, DP70 7 ton Diesel Forklift, 1/35 and 1/24 scale. 3D printed kit.
Model features:
- clear parts for lights and lamps
- the rear wheel can be turned out
- the lifting mechanism can be built in any position
- military and civilian version available
More photos coming soon!
Partially assembled prototype model, some parts missing or different than final version.
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A Cat Forklift. Which Nation/Army uses it? Good for loading HEMTT trucks?
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I saw these an USAREUR base about 15 years ago, in yellow and military green colors too. Good for loading HEMTT, M915, M1078, M1083, MTVR etc.
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Thank Akos. May I ask which base was it?
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A lot of factories use the LP or propane fueled versions. Less fumes for inside work. Wayne
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That looks remarkable in accuracy and appearance.
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Not precisely the right model, but you could whip up a diorama for Staplerfahrer Klaus – Der erste Arbeitstag with it…
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That looks like a great kit. I just built another, older version of a Hyster lift - which is fine, but it was not a great kit, and is pretty old - I wish this came out a few months ago - 
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Hmmm. I wonder how detailed the kit is as compared to 3D print files already available to print on cults3D.
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Thank you for the bad mood. Nice try, but not true.
Cults3d is a good inspiration but most of the models found there are not good enough to become a scale model, because most 3D models are not made by scale modelers.
For example, you won’t find this part on the cults3d site.
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I disagree with that statement. Most of the designs that are individual pieced kits are usually very good. Many of the one-piece designs are pretty bad as they are not really models, but for small-scale gaming. If you know what to look for, there are lots of very nicely done models on Cults3D and other sites.
I get it, you are trying to sell your product, but disparaging your customers isn’t a good idea either.
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The forklift looks like a Liebherr, but I think the result will be the same. Fortunatly, this never happened to me after I made my forklift license. 