── Die-cast finished product with fun interchangeable attachments
- This is a completed 1/87 scale die-cast model that reproduces the next generation large hydraulic excavator CAT395 Next Generation hydraulic excavator from Caterpillar, a global construction machinery manufacturer.
[About the actual vehicle]
- Cat395 is one of the various hydraulic excavators in the lineup of Caterpillar, which is known for a variety of construction machinery.
- Equipped with a 18.1 liter Cat18 diesel engine.
- This is a 95-ton class ultra-large hydraulic excavator with a maximum bucket capacity of 5.26 cubic meters.
- Productivity has been improved by 10% over previous models, structural durability has been doubled, and maintenance costs have been reduced.As a next-generation hydraulic excavator, its specifications are widely evaluated at large-scale excavation sites around the world.
[About the model]
- This is a completed 1/87 scale die-cast model of the die-cast master that reproduces Caterpillar's hydraulic excavator, CAT395.
- The total length is approximately 250mm and the width is approximately 45mm, reproducing the impressive appearance of a large hydraulic excavator.
- In addition to the regular bucket, this model also includes an H215S performance hammer and S3070 rotating scrap demolition scissors for dismantling scraps, etc., as attachments attached to the end of the arm.
- You can enjoy changing them.
- Of course, the car body and driver's seat are also modeled in detail.
- The arms also have a mechanical finish.
- You can enjoy not only turning the body but also moving the arm.
- The body color is Caterpillar's yellow, and the logo mark is also faithfully reproduced.
- Comes in a metal can case that is great for collection.
[Major features]
- Complete die-cast model that reproduces the CAT395 large hydraulic excavator in 1/87 scale.
- A total of 3 types of attachments such as buckets are included. replaceable
- Enjoy movable arm and shovel
- Comes in metal can case
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