Model History and Information: Caterpillar's D11, introduced in 1986 as the D11N to replace the D10, is the company's largest and most powerful bulldozer, built with an elevated-sprocket, high-drive undercarriage that isolates the final drives from ground impact during heavy mining dozing and ripping. Its fingertip controls and electronic clutch and brake steering, introduced on the D11R in 1996, carried into later generations along with the Cat C32 ACERT engine. This 1:50 High Line replica adds an opening engine compartment with engine detail and a roof that lifts off for cabin access, exposing the interior layout that Caterpillar refined across the D11R and D11T.
Model Features & Details:
Detailed cab interior, including operator
Authentic Cat Machine Yellow paint
Authentic Cat Modern HEX trade dress
Realistic metal tracks
Rear platform and powered access ladder details
Highly detailed dozer blade
Opening engine compartment and engine detail
Ripper raises and lowers
Realistic metal grab rails and handles
Roof lifts off for cabin access
Packaging: Packaged in a collectible, full-color printed metal tin featuring item-specific machine photography, specifications, scale, product name, and item number. A die-cut foam insert secures the model inside, while an outer cardboard carton adds protection.
