Old Modern Handicrafts Tin Bulldozer Model - Handmade Metal Replica with Lifelike Details for Home or Office Display - 12" L x 7.5" W x 7" H

The first bulldozers were adapted from Holt farm tractors that were used to plow fields. The versatility of tractors in soft ground for logging and road building contributed to the development of the armored tank in World War I. In 1923, farmer James Cummings and draftsman J. Earl McLeod made the first designs for the bulldozer. A replica is on display at the city park in Morrowville, Kansas where the two built the first bulldozer Display our bulldozer model in your home or office. It's 100% handmade out of tin that includes intricate amazing details such as exhaust pipe, heavy wide track, heavy metal plate, control cabin, gearstick's, metal engine. . . etc. . . Features: - 100% handmade out of tin - Hand painted yellow - Heavy metal track and metal blate It's a great item for office decoration or heavy equipment enthusiasts.

• Dimensions: Compact yet impactful at 12"L x 7.5"W x 7"H, making it a perfect addition to any space.
• Intricate Detailing: This 100% handmade iron bulldozer model features lifelike details such as an exhaust pipe, heavy wide track, metal blade, control cabin, gearsticks, and a metal engine
• High-Quality Craftsmanship: Crafted with precision and care, the model is not only visually appealing but also sturdy and durable, ensuring it withstands the test of time.
• Handpainted Yellow: The vibrant yellow hue adds a touch of realism, capturing the essence of a true bulldozer in action.
• Heavy Metal Track and Blade: The inclusion of a heavy metal track and blade further enhances the model's authenticity, replicating the robust features of a real bulldozer.
• A Perfect Gift: Ideal for enthusiasts of construction machinery, this iron bulldozer model makes for a unique and thoughtful gift for home or office decor.
• Historical Significance: Learn about the fascinating history of bulldozers, adapted from Holt farm tractors in the early 20th century and pivotal in the development of armored tanks during World War I.
• Conversation Starter: Showcase a piece of engineering history with this bulldozer model, sparking conversations and adding a unique touch to your space
• History: Farmer James Cummings and draftsman J. Earl McLeod's original designs from 1923 led to the creation of the first bulldozer, with a replica displayed at the city park in Morrowville, Kansas, commemorating this historical innovation.