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Caterpillar D9L Track-Type Tractor with Straight Blade and Multi-Shank Ripper - Vintage Precision Scale Model Features and details: • Positional Straight Blade • Functional Multi-Shank Ripper • Sound Suppressed Cab • Opening Cab Doors • Fire Bottles • Realistic Hydraulic Lines • Functional Track Tensioners • Detailed Instrumentation • Engine Visible Through Open Bay • Control Levers and Pedals • Raised Drive Sprocket • Individually Linked, Free-Rolling Tracks *Paint and markings are approved by the manufacturer for accuracy **Includes a signed and serial-numbered spec brochure reproduction

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Panavia Tornado GR1 ZD748 AK - Johnnie Walker 'Still Going Strong' - RAF No.9 Squadron As the oldest dedicated bomber squadron in the Royal Air Force, it was somehow fitting that No.IX Squadron took the honour of becoming the world's first operational Panavia Tornado unit in front-line service when it was equipped with the GR.1 variant in June 1982. The Tornado was a highly advanced, nuclear-capable strike attack and reconnaissance aircraft of the late Cold War era, with its potentially devastating capabilities meaning that at least four squadrons were usually based in Germany for much of its early service. Tornado ZD748 was produced as a GR.1 variant in 1984 and delivered to No.IX Squadron at RAF Brüggen on 8th October that same year, where she wore the code AK and was referred to colloquially as 'Anola Kay'. Proud of their celebrated squadron history, ZD748 later benefitted from some special artwork in commemoration of wartime Avro Lancaster B.I W4964, one of only 35 Lancasters which completed at least 100 operational missions: the celebrated 'Centurions'. This famous aircraft was 'J for Johnnie' and carried the Johnny Walker whiskey brand artwork on its nose, along with the firm's equally famous motto, ‘Still Going Strong' and its impressive mission tally scoreboard. This aircraft dropped a 12,000Ib Tallboy bomb on the German Battleship Tirpitz on 15th September 1944. Tornado ZD748 was still carrying her 'Johnnie Walker' artwork when she was pictured in the static aircraft display at the RAF Waddington Airshow in the summer of 1993. The Aviation Archive die-cast model range features 1:72 and 1:48 scaled aircraft perfect for collectors both old and new. Each plane comes with a display and optional parts.

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Caterpillar 637K Coal Bowl Tractor-Scraper - Precision Diecast Scale Model Limited production of 500 pieces Model details:• Hydraulic lines • Grab / handrails • Lights and mirrors • Opening cab door • Cushion hitch • Apron and ejector • New tire material • Engine / drivetrain • Instrumentation • Full scraper fenders • Warning / safety labels • Paint and markings are approved by the manufacturer for accuracy • Includes a signed and serial-numbered spec brochure reproduction Cat® 637K coal bowls are longer and higher than standard wheel tractor scraper bowls, allowing them to haul 38 m (50 yd) of low density loose coal. The bowls are designed and built to specifically deliver in coming loose coal to the stock pile and reserve stock piled coal to the feeder system.

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