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Fantastic Paul ...you started my New Year off on the right track...Happy New and thanks.  They need to be in two lines lifting something seriously big....JAT
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Had a small package day today comprising of the Sarens Scania and LTM1050-3.1 of which I'll take a few pics at a later date. This was also in the same package and is one of my favourite liveries to date:   I took these outside just now whilst it was dark and used a photography technique called 'painting'. Turned out not too bad I thought and may try again when I have more time. Paul R
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ahhh i love the H.N. Krane livery!! great looking crane man, thats one i would like to add to the collection some day 
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DeWoc19 wrote:ahhh i love the H.N. Krane livery!! great looking crane man, thats one i would like to add to the collection some day Good luck there. They are not that easy to come by! But I am hoping more H N Krane models are done as there is a lot of scope there with the LG, 112 and the TGX trucks they run. Paul R
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get some more pictures of this bad boy Paul.... still would like to see an HN 112... would look nice with the 1050 as an assist crane
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Weather permitting, I hope to do this tomorrow.
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ahhh great to both of them Paul, especially the H N Krane, just a great looking livery 
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very nice collection ... larry
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Nice crisp sharp pics !
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Looks just like the original according to a certain someone  Joking and low blows aside this model looks superb Paul,and I'm sure you didn't have to toil for 40 days and nights to get to this beautiful and accurate end product,all it took was a little bit of referring to pics of the real machine,TFS
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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gbarnewall wrote:Looks just like the original according to a certain someone Joking and low blows aside this model looks superb Paul,and I'm sure you didn't have to toil for 40 days and nights to get to this beautiful and accurate end product,all it took was a little bit of referring to pics of the real machine,TFS You're right there Graham. Just a little attention to detail is all it took. Thanks for the compliments guys. Paul R
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Dear all, Here is the latest addition to my crane collection: the LG1550 SLK in Riga Mainz. I have only set up part of it right now as I ran out of time last night. I took these photos this morning as the weather is really very nice here! I am hoping to set up the rest of it this evening or tomorrow.       A great looking livery in my opinion! Paul R
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Can't wait to see some pics of the slk set-up Paul ... Please post more pics when you've got the girl set up ! Larry
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Well I gave it a go this evening. What a SOB!!! First crane in a long time I had to give up on. Perhaps try again tomorrow when I've calmed down a bit.
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