Quite many symbols on the topic tittle, don't you think? Let's say something about them first:

There's a company here in Poland called KGHM Zanam. They manufacture whole suite of underground machines, like loaders, dump trucks, bolting rigs and more.
http://www.kghmzanam.com/

This particular model has been based on LKP-0403C:
https://www.kghmzanam.com/produkty/maszyny-gornicze/ladowarki/lkp0403c

One of my associates (which was formerly a wheel loader operator) retired over month ago and I have made a very special gift for him - Model Team style model of machine that he was driving trough his work with us.

Beside having standard danger stripes, the model is labeled with it's machine number (46) and name of unit I work for (E-10).

Some details:

The model itself is quite simple, with no motors and pneumatics, but the arm and bucket can be positioned, and the chassis is articulated.

Few comparison shots with my Sandvik LH517L model (this Model Team version one was never shown anywhere):

The loader was handled with care, and given inside the toolbox:

Very nice, I enjoy checking out these types of machinery and your example appears to be spot on. If anything it seems as though the bucket might be slightly oversized, still fantastic build. Love those tyres as well, which set\sets do those come from? 

18 hours ago, Johnny1360 said:

If anything it seems as though the bucket might be slightly oversized

It is not, I have checked it with blueprint :)
 

18 hours ago, Johnny1360 said:

Love those tyres as well, which set\sets do those come from?  

From one of these three:
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=4266c02&colorID=3&in=A

Amazing how you manage to accomplish all those shapes and still maintain functionality. I do like those tyres and I see they are only available from older sets, has the rubber held up all this time? I only ask because I would like to get some but I remember that the rubber tyres from my childhood would split and dry out, which was in the seventies. 

1 hour ago, Johnny1360 said:

has the rubber held up all this time?

They are made from foam, not rubber.