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Paul R wrote:Sammler-Mamfredo wrote:nice pictures Paul,
the Kynnigsrud LTM 1500-8.1 looks great, but i don't understand why the decal is at the front of the boom ? At the real crane it is on the back of the boom ...
A lot of photos show the decal of one of the real ones with decal at the back. But there is also a real one with the decal at the front. Paul R I looked it up, and saw a picture of one with the decal at the front, but the wheels were painted blue and green. That looked pretty cool, and so do the silver wheels.
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Awesome Paul, I really like that Baldwins. Did it come with that TAN system with the Derrick?
A Millwright..... in Alberta.
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Awesome Paul, I really like that Baldwins. Did it come with that TAN system with the Derrick? TAN system came with the luffer. Cheers, Paul
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Paul, may I ask where did you get the aluminum ladders, especially the stool?
The Sarens LTM11000 looks awesome BTW.
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Seen the Baldwins 1800,1/1,many times in London,usually picking the load off a truck,streets away from actual crane,then placing load streets away from crane!Always an impressive machine!Really good to see those wind indicators,on the models.I too,am curious about those ladders.
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Hi,
The two normal ladders come with the model. The larger, ‘stool’ ladder came from Gift Models in Italy.
Paul R
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Is that snow?
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JohnGalt wrote:Is that snow? Yes it is. For the area where I live, we had quite a bit of snow and some cold temps for a few days. Paul R
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The snow effect looks great, especially with the little bit stuck on the Thomen's tires. Lighting must have been a challenge, but as always, your photos turn out beautifully. At least, the ones you share with us do.
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McGovern Crane Hire:  Paul R
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 They look good together.Love it when multiple models,have fleet markings.Not just one promotional model.Real incentive to collect more!
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For how long has WSI been featuring opening cab doors on their truck models? Interesting... S
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Looks great Paul, are we going to see those 1750's setup?
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Looks great Paul, are we going to see those 1750's setup? Thömen was set up already. Pics are on FB already but haven’t posted here yet. Paul R
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