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Great pics. It looks like there's still paint on the 1:1 crawler pads. Nice project too. TFS
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Thats a beautiful crane. I'd love to get the model.
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looks great, nice color scheme
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Great Job.
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cranedude07 wrote:looks great, nice color scheme
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Looks awesome. Very nice repaint. Very clean.
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Indeed looks very promising. I also like these colors. That'll make a very special one.  Stephane
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Paul Crane wrote:Great pics. It looks like there's still paint on the 1:1 crawler pads. Nice project too. TFS Yeah that was when it was new. Put it in there so you can see the colour scheme
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Love the livery and the model looks fab.
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Excellent project and livery  For all the cranes I have seen in real life I'm still waiting to see the CC8800 
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Got the boom and luffer in the air, just got the hooks and decals to go  "/>
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Looks great! Nicely done, and unique.
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Cranecraz wrote:Put some more boom in the big girl the other day. Now got 120m main banana. Nice and carefully put together colourwise I suppose it's not allways possible to keep the white and red alternating with every boom length? Leave out one 6m section and you already have a "problem"... and one other thing I learned only recently, is that although the boom sections all have the same size, they come in different weights (strengths) for lower and upper part of the boom.
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Yeah, if you look in the first couple of photos 96m boom, you will see 2 red section together, but now we have all the heavy sections in first followed by the lighter walled ones.
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Your repaint looks outstanding. Nice job
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That's unreal.. Both the crane and the model repaint.. great work!
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