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renaultman wrote:I'm in love with a crane, what is happening to me.  Don't make me come over there and slap you! apm2754 wrote:There should be a separate section for this kind of post.  Well played sir!  - Chris 
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mogs wrote:couple of irish lads going to operate it Cool, are they mcnallys lads mogs? Any news on mcnallys second 11200?
Noel.
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Please NZG make us this crane in model form 
Take it to the limit and then just a bit more
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Thats a real shame, she does look good in Sarens blue but she was stunning in the Mediaco livery!!!!  Rowan.
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Excellent pics. I've been asking my friend at Sarens subsidiary in the US for those pics. TFS
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RowanH wrote:Thats a real shame, she does look good in Sarens blue but she was stunning in the Mediaco livery!!!!
Rowan. I'm with Rowan on this one!
-John
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They really strip her down, all four out-riggers are off. I wonder if that is how they transport the crane typically? Anyway thank you for the pictures!
Mark
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when traveling in france at the beginning when 11200 came out you had to remove the 2 back riggers for travel but now all the permits we get allow us move with them on but you cant carry any winchesi dont know why they take all 4 riggers off.
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I don't see why they would take the legs off... the crane can keep the 12t axle load with winches and outriggers mounted
//Alexander
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In France its a bit different than other places in europe you are not allowed 12t per axle because of the axle spacings...bit of a pain to be honest,
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Speaking of the Mediaco, Here's Tom Reh's repaint:  Amazing, as usual.
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If NZG make it in this livery, Sarens or Mediaco, i'm going to beg, borrow or steal money to get one.
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it looks stunning in that livery
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