My homebuilt Loader 3B

[Graydin]

Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it! Now, the continuation. So, I hung the parts of the loader in the air and started painting. First, the epoxy primer, then the enamel. Unfortunately, I miscalculated the amount of paint, and the front part received less than I would have liked.

 

[Graydin]

I think it turned out pretty well and, most importantly, it's unusual. I haven't seen this kind of color on work equipment before. I need to think, maybe I should make them my "Colors"?)))

 

[Graydin]

The paint has dried and now I can put it on wheels. For this, I need to finish the wheel hubs. I specifically use regular car rims so that in case of damage I won't have to look for special ones and pay three times more. I have already turned the hubs on a lathe. It remains to make holes and cut threads.
The old man's tool from the USSR couldn't take it...poor thing.

 

[Graydin]

I also apply epoxy primer to the hub. It shouldn't rust.