Here I will start with the basic cab. Inside the glass is the stair, and grindstone I have used to imitate the seat, and head rest. The dropper on the bottom is to try to look like the dashboard.

I will then put the roof on the cab, and add the mirrors

Next up is detailing the cab. And using banners to get the look of the framing of the door and windows.

Next up I will start work on the front end by outlining the hood

Next up I will start getting the shape of the hood, and adding the banner grille

I was a little stumped with what do next. So I would come back to that later, and I went around back to work on the Exhaust, and what I assume is the cab air filter/AC

With the top of the hood complete. I start shaping the underside of the machine


While the hood is still open. I will put a simple looking engine inside. I know most never see it, but I like to have the little added detail.

Closing up the hood. I will begin adding the fenders. I must admit. It took me a long time to figure out the fenders lol

Adding detail

Putting on the Air Filter for the engine, just above the fender

Next up I will add the Headlights. Using my little trick I use for most truck headlights. I will use Worldedit to select just one half of a bed, and then paste them onto the fenders. It is a little bit tricky tho. As a half bed is not supposed to exist, and if any block is changed nearby the while pop off lol

Its starting to take shape now. I add the tracks under the cab, and use worldedit to lower the machine to the ground.

Placing the machine on the ground. I will roughly place the rear tracks where I think they should be

Adding steps and railing

Linking the two halves together with the articulated part, and adding detail

I will then place the rear fenders of the tracks using a combo of stairs

Adding rear detail

The finished tractor awaiting on its scraper

I will start off on the scraper by referencing the image of the machine with the scraper, and beginning work on the hitch of the scraper

Filling in some detail in the middle. I will then place the rear wheels where I think they should go.

Outlining the sides.

Adding some extra detail up front such as the hydraulics, and the gate.

I will then start filling in the sides of the scraper, adding detail as I go.

Adding in the rear of the scraper, completing the basic scraper bowl.

Adding details of the rear wheels.

Some little detailing on the sides.

And then finally the rear bumper of the scraper.