Brickley Roscowicz Engineering

Brickley Roscowicz Engineering


DEMAG CC-2800 1:13 scale Print E-mail

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February 2004-

Inspiration

The inspiration for this model came (as does much of my inspiration for crane models) from its use locally, allowing me to get lots of good pics. I have uploaded some of the shots I took to this gallery folder. I have now seen it working in 2 different configurations, and I aim to be able to model both.

Scale

The scale was chosen for me by the crawlers - the largest wheel available that would be possible to use as a sprocket is the 24x43 wheel, and it turns out to have a diameter about 1/13th of the real crane's sprockets. Actually the model swings a bit between 1/13 - 1/14 scale, but most is closest to 1/13.


The project will consist of 3 stages:
  Stage 1:

Build the carrier and a short boom (2.2 metres) to test all functionality.

  Stage 2 (under construction):

Build a superlift derrick and a longer straight boom, I will be trying for 5 metres. At this scale, the maximum length would be 10 metres, but that seems a little excessive.

  Stage 3 (under construction):

Build a luffing jib attachment, and attempt a 4-5 metre luffing jib configuration.

(Official TEREX DEMAG pictures used without permission)


References:

  1. Terex Demag CC2800 official page
  2. Pictures of my model

Pictures of CC-2800 at work:

  1. by Ross Crawford, Melbourne, Australia
  2. by Uwe Otting (No longer works)
  3. by Michael Bergmann
  4. by Michael Bergmann (more)
  5. Compiled by Wolfgang Esbruch