I was out today and I found a family of wild Bulldozers in their natural element... and look; they have a little one!

Normally they are quite shy of humans so I took the chance to get some photos. Pulitzer prize for me?

Male Bulldozers are quite large. Note the ripper at the back; only mature males have these.

Here you can see them playing together. What a wonderful family!

But it isn't all play being a Bulldozer; there's always work to do! Here's the female working hard...

...and here's the male. It looks to me he's not pulling his weight!

Look; the baby is working hard too! Now where have the parents gone?

Oh! This could be a good time to leave them alone!

Note: I built 8259 Mini Bulldozer from spare parts so a few parts and colours are not the same as the actual set.

Hilarious! Especially the shot where they are playing together! I want more nature documentaries like this! Kudos to you, sir! Bravo, bravo!! Okay, I'll calm down now, although I do feel odd looking at that last photo...

I remember suggesting this very scene to you when I did my 7685 review last year

Good to see it finally happened 12 months later - clearly the gestation cycle of bulldozers is different to humans.

*backs away from the Walrus Keeper*

Aw, what a great story and lovely family, especially the baby!

I found the whole thing very touching, especially the touching part.

Nice job!

This sure cheered up my night shift haha! I should do that with my tow trucks

Thanks Siegfried!

Its nice to see some good family morals on the site.

Oh! This could be a good time to leave them alone!

Looks like there'll be another little bulldozer on the way soon...

Hello!

A lovely setup! The little one is so cute! But big daddy has to work more on rocks and stones instead of playing with mom. But another little bulldozer would also be sweet.

Cheers,

~ Christopher

Haha! That´s hilarious!

This made my day, thanks!

Just one question, what were you thinking when you did this?

Okay, I'll calm down now, although I do feel odd looking at that last photo...

I've got more photos you haven't seen...

Good to see it finally happened 12 months later - clearly the gestation cycle of bulldozers is different to humans.

Yeah, I've wanted to do it for a while but I didn't have 7685... or the parts to make it. I got it last month, but at that stage I had recently moved and 8275 (the big Technic one) was in pieces. I fixed that 2 weeks ago, and made 8259 from parts today.

This sure cheered up my night shift haha! I should do that with my tow trucks

Thanks Siegfried!

Glad to hear it... and I'd love to see it!

Just one question, what were you thinking when you did this?

Sorry to say, nothing kinky or anything. I just wanted to take and share some photos of the recent Bulldozer sets which were obviously designed to look similar and that was the angle I chose.

Nice family portrait of the dozers. Baby dozer is so cute.

I don't think that last photo was safe to view while at work.

Thanks Siegfried, I'll never look at bulldozers the same way again.

This is funny! Nice pics, and it's cool to see how different Lego Dozers stack up to eachother

Sorry to say, nothing kinky or anything. I just wanted to take and share some photos of the recent Bulldozer sets which were obviously designed to look similar and that was the angle I chose.

Oh, really?

Oh! This could be a good time to leave them alone!

No, not at all..

However that´s not what I meant, I meant more like, how did you think? IMO it´s a great idea, and it´s several times funnier than just taking pics with them besides eachother.

Edited February 7, 201015 yr by Dennimator

Thanx for this, Siegfried. It put a big smile on my face. Lego Technic can definately be funny too !!

This is gotta be the funniest review I ever seen! You really have some great ideas!

Edited November 2, 201410 yr by Zblj

This is an absolutely hilarious documentary of a species in its natural habitat! *lol* Pretty creative!