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Today I got a call from Christiaan from the Mammoet Store and I'm very pleased to confirm 2 things: 1) There is a Liebherr LTM11200-9.1 present at the Club Day and........ 2) Also there will be a sample model of the 1:50 Liebherr LTM11200-9.1 including boom transporter in Mammoet-livery.  Regards Randy
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Great news can not wait to see that model Jason
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Awesome, make sure you get lots of good pics
- John
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Great news! Detail photos, detail photos, detail photos, detail photos, detail photos... - Chris 
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I think pictures of everything overthere are earlier online than I come back home, because I go to Schiedam with a colleague. We're driving with a Liebherr MK100 and MK80.
Randy
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I'm sooo looking forward........ 
//Alexander
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A I Nikolis wrote:I'm sooo looking forward........ your not the only one!! GH
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hulan wrote:A I Nikolis wrote:I'm sooo looking forward........ your not the only one!! GH Double Ditto Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to get as many pictures as humanly possible. Good pictures,t00 
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Great news, but I wonder if we will also see a price for the model 11200....  . That would be good. 
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I recieved a WSI news email today and it contained these pictures of the new Mammoet vans which will be available at the club day. Can anyone tell me the difference between the BF3 that's being released just now and the German and Dutch ones which are due for release later?. Also, what is the yellow escort vehicle in the pictures below?. Is this a BF3(variant) or a different vehicle?. The BF3 I've seen advertised on another website is just a yellow van and doesn't have the liftable sign on the roof like the model below. THE NEWS LETTER. "The new Volkswagen vans from WSI Collectibles will be available at the Mammoet Clubday in Mammoet livery. A unique giftbox with 3 different types of Volkswagen (VW Caddy, VW Transporter and VW Crafter) and the beautiful BF3 Transporter. The models are very detailed and complete from metal and they all have steering axles and suspension! The Volkwagens can be delivered with standard steel rims or alloy rims and the towing hook is optional. By the end of the year WSI will introduce the Volkswagen white line series as well as the BF 3 series (Dutch and German)" 
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Thanks for the pics. I think the german BF3 is a different colour than the yellow dutch one
- John
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