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Hello, I have Just come back from DMB Models in the UK with my Brand new WSI Scania R series 8x4 with a 4 axle Nooteboom lowloader and a Large Transformer load.....The Scania a Nooteboom are absoloutly fonomanal, Onestly im speachless of what to say its Beautiful...Im so pleased! There are alot of working parts and so much detail, The cab tilts and theres a sliding 5th wheel, Realistic or what  ? It also has steerable two front axels. The trailer has a spare tyre on the goose-neck and the control gages and buttons are amazing. It also has greedy boards for both sides of the bed. The bed extends almost the same length of the bed. The rear wheels all turn in sync. At the very back there is a "Convoi Exceptionnel" that is detachable and two small beacons and "Rear Steer" Signs. The Sides of the very rear have warning chevrons. There are 6 Detachable warning signs which come out of the sides for wide loads. Enough of me dribbling and some pictures  Out the Box   All thats included.  The Tractor unit: Scania R series 8x4.     Sliding 5th wheel.   
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wish i could see the pics. all i can see is a red X in a white box.
thanks for posting anyway.
dcc
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Are you sure?? I can see them fine 
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jack--i think its my bandwidth. not your fault.
thanks anyway.
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Ok, I uploaded the onto Hansbube Forum aswell maybe you will see them there? http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=11729&pagenum=lastpage&s=1df3b24fb2854ddb83fd6009b77aed85#bottom If you cant ill e-mail you them if you would like? Thanks J
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Great model Jack! One to be proud of  Paul R
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Jack
I think the transformer is a rather ambitious load for a 4 axle Nooteboom!! I think the trailer would turn into a banana as soon as it was loaded.
It looks great with the Liebherr though. I have one of the TDR's on order from DMB. Also, check out Trucking magazine - a big feature on their Volvo.
Check VHH - I've replied to your question.
Tim
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Thanks Paul, Tim. You will be amazed when arrives Tim, Its mind blowing! Yeah Tim, I was think a bit on the big side, I got Trucking this morning on the way and then in the shop we were talking about the Volvo FH12 Thanks for the reply! J
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yes stunning detail on the unit will see it next weekend when dmb is in aberdeen.i have the 2 105 dafs in nooteboom livery can't fault them very reasonable price.
the volvo in the article in trucking mag was in aberdeen at the start of the week with crane ballast going to shetland
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Very nice model, I'm planning to get it at Bemmel
I already have three:
Daf 105 ssc in Nooteboom colors
Daf 95 sc in Westdijk colors
Daf 95 sc in Mammoet colors
Big wheels keep on turnin' proud V8 keep on burnin'
Passion for power => scania R730
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The wsi trucks are highly detailed and a great price and are worth every penny i do have the following Daf 8x4 Superspace cab nooteboom. Volvo fh16 660. Iveco stratro (All Black) Daf 8x4 Superspace cab mega windmill transporter. Daf 8x4 Superspace cab nooteboom  Daf 8x4 Superspace cab mega windmill transporter.   Volvo fh16 660  Iveco strator (All Blacks) 
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The 8x4 looks very nice! 
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Thanks Guys, I tryed to get my hands on a Mwt but failed. I found a more suitable trailer for the transformer.  Scania lil' Bro. 
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I did see the TDR model and was tempted but went and bought an LTM 1300 instead 
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Hee Hee Wrong answer!!!!!
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Yeah, probably lol How do you rate the WSI against the NZG - e.g. the Brouwer model? Just curious
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I personaly dont have any NZG Trucks, Yet I love the WSI models. I dont know why i have been collection corgi all this time when theres WSI, Conrad, NZG and others alike!
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jumpinjimbo wrote:Yeah, probably lol How do you rate the WSI against the NZG - e.g. the Brouwer model? Just curious I think the wsi trucks are better than the nzg trucks but that's my personal opine there one big difference that sets them apart is the jeep dolly on the wsi truck (the mega windmill transporter ) the last axel on the dolly turns which i think is excellent detail.
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