Ertl 45047 John Deere 850J Crawler in 1:50 Scale -Military version | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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Ertl 45047 John Deere 850J Crawler in 1:50 Scale -Military version

This John Deere 850J crawler model is a typical light duty bulldozer used on various excavation projects. This 1:50 scale model was made by RC2 Brands Inc., Dyersville, Iowa. (2008). It is a highly detailed diecast metal model that is accurately scaled to 1:50 proportions and could be used on O scale model railroad layouts. This diecast model includes detailed tracks, a movable cab and opening engine compartment doors. This model is painted as a military version very similar to the 850J unit owned by the Marine Corps.

Prototype photos shown of the standard John Deere version.

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Photos of a similar military dozer.

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