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Anyone know where I can get my hands on this model? Prefered in Europe. 
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I don't think it is in 1:50 scale.
Just wrong scale printed on the box.
It should be around 8 inches long.
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Its not 1/50
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I have an Indeco Hammer that look like that. It 1:32 Scale
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I would try Atlas Copco's online shop (if they have one) when It comes out. It can be 1/50 scale because Old Cars made a IR Hammer in 1/50 a while ago.
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Why not make one yourself ? It's not that hard to build one. As a matter of fact, I'm working on one right now. Don't have the decals ,but can get them made easily.
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I think it is 1/50! It's just a very very big hammer!
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JoeS1989 wrote:I think it is 1/50! It's just a very very big hammer! It's 1/50 scale, The Atlas Copco guys were handing them out at the National Federation of Demolition Contractors Demolition Day seminar/exhibition in Newcastle. And yes it is a very very big hammer, It's on a Hitachi EX1200.  (Pic Credit 777group)
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Here's a video of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj_a2I8VGEY&feature=g-vrec
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It is in 1:50th scale, I have seen it mounted on a Hitachi 870 and CAT 390 models.
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Received it today. Now solved all of your concerns.   Regards, Jacky
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Should look nice on a Liebherr R996 backhoe... 
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Disappointing 
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I didn't want to post before my experience in ordering these from my local Altas Copco dealer, but after your experience I'll comment. First of all; it's a shame that the thing isn't even close to 1:50. The only reason I did not fall into the same thing is when they quoted me shipping costs exceeding the cost of the models, I said screw it and cancelled the order. Now that I see what you have received, the jackhammers would have been really big too!
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Gents,
What Scale does the Hammer work out to be?
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James Muldoon
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Comparing the picture with the tape measure to the picture of the real thing, it looks like something close to 1:25th scale. :(
Jerry
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