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Disassembling the Ertl D10N 1/50 scale Tractor

This Ertl diecast 1/50 scale tractor is a very nice model useful as either a flatcar load or as a MOW trackside model. This model was purchased "used" so that it was necessary to completely disassemble the model for cleaning and painting of the blade. The photos show the various components of the model. The model is assembled using small screws so that it was very easy to breakdown the model into its various components.

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6/19/154:14 PM

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Completed assembled model shown.

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PaparayOGR Forum Member

I agree. That's a good looking tractor and a good candidate for weathering with lots of places to add "dirt" around the treads.
Ray.

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