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Thanks Paul
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Brilliant Paul, looks amazing 
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Impressive !
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Great job on the photos Paul.
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Very nice Paul, one of my favorite liveries that have come out for the 1750.
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Very nice Paul, one of my favorite liveries that have come out for the 1750. Yes it is a lovely colour scheme. But I think Borgers still pips it for me! Paul R
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Thanks again for the pics Paul, I love those 1050's. WSI did a great job on them.
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Great photos Paul, I love this 1550 model. I am glad you are still posting as it seems this site and even the german site slowing down significantly. I don't know if the collecting hobby is dying out because of overall costs of living or maybe just lack of interest? Not as many heavy equipment enthusiasts anymore or something. I know in my province of Alberta we are having massive issues with finding people to work and we are offering a lot of money and still nothing??? Big mystery.
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I think both Hansebube and DHS have slowed down, but DHS more so. Hansebube still has some good stuff for custom builds and the real equipment.
As for labour shortages, same deal here though Brexit had a big impact on European labour coming to the UK.
All the best,
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 Love those close-up shots.Shows off,just how much detail is in that model.Far fewer articulated trucks/tractor trailers,on the road.I can imagine how expensive wages,fuel,etc are,for any European long distance operators.
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Love those close-up shots.Shows off,just how much detail is in that model.Far fewer articulated trucks/tractor trailers,on the road.I can imagine how expensive wages,fuel,etc are,for any European long distance operators.
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Love those close-up shots.Shows off,just how much detail is in that model.Far fewer articulated trucks/tractor trailers,on the road.I can imagine how expensive wages,fuel,etc are,for any European long distance operators.
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Really dont like the way I cannot delete posts.
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Great photos Paul, I love this 1550 model. I am glad you are still posting as it seems this site and even the german site slowing down significantly. I don't know if the collecting hobby is dying out because of overall costs of living or maybe just lack of interest? Not as many heavy equipment enthusiasts anymore or something. I know in my province of Alberta we are having massive issues with finding people to work and we are offering a lot of money and still nothing??? Big mystery. Hey AM, hope you've been great. I think in general forums are drying up a lot. Social media platforms make it much easier to facilitate upload and sharing of pics and vids, albeit without the optimization of interaction afforded by a forum. It is definitely a lot more work to jump through the hoops of posting pics on this forum then to do a batch upload to Instagram. Hopefully there will someday be a hybridized app that offers the ease of social media for image upload and sharing with the interaction of a forum platform without having to dig through the comment section of a particular social media post. The downturn of the economy will definitely limit sales, but there are some amazing models on the horizon like the NZG Liebherr LR11000 which can be produced in many different liveries. :D
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ChandlerYohn wrote:Alberta Millwright wrote:Great photos Paul, I love this 1550 model. I am glad you are still posting as it seems this site and even the german site slowing down significantly. I don't know if the collecting hobby is dying out because of overall costs of living or maybe just lack of interest? Not as many heavy equipment enthusiasts anymore or something. I know in my province of Alberta we are having massive issues with finding people to work and we are offering a lot of money and still nothing??? Big mystery. Hey AM, hope you've been great. I think in general forums are drying up a lot. Social media platforms make it much easier to facilitate upload and sharing of pics and vids, albeit without the optimization of interaction afforded by a forum. It is definitely a lot more work to jump through the hoops of posting pics on this forum then to do a batch upload to Instagram. Hopefully there will someday be a hybridized app that offers the ease of social media for image upload and sharing with the interaction of a forum platform without having to dig through the comment section of a particular social media post. The downturn of the economy will definitely limit sales, but there are some amazing models on the horizon like the NZG Liebherr LR11000 which can be produced in many different liveries. :D Nice to hear from you Chandler, it's been a while. Yea I can't wait to see what liveries they come out with on the LR 11000. I am kind of hoping for a Space X version. I don't have Facebook or Instagram as I try to stay off those social media platforms so it may get pretty quiet for me in the future!!
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Liebherr also announced a 1:50 LR 1400 SX the other day!
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