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Excellent! Nice job. 
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That looks Amazing! Im lost with wow's! Is that the standard 16000 boom head with out the rooster top? Looks amazing! If you have more pics of previous custom please post them! Jake
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wow thats awesome, the more and more i see these barge mounted cranes the more and more i would like to have a barge setup just like this one
ManitowocMan - it looks like he took off the jib offset
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Great Job! Looks very real! Paul R
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Great Idea! Would look awesome assembling an offshore wind turbine! great job
You can't sue me... I don't know what I'm doing!! 
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Really looks so real, great piece of work.
Jeff
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Wow what an incredible model! Really amazing detail!
//Niklas Eriksson
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Bravo!!!!!! Well Done!!!!!!!!!!!
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very nice this is your second barge isn't
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look so real, great job. the 1/50 barge setups just keep getting better and better. I love it. I cant wait to build mine.
Justin
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Your barge, plus all the little details, make that 16000 look even better. Great work! Chris
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The detail is very accurate. Excellent job
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Looks great! You say its not even completed yet!
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Fantastic detail. Lots of bridge work over lakes here in the Dallas area. We get to see a lot of barge mounted cranes up close. To be honest with you, your scale model looks better than anything I have seen first hand. Really good job.
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Just superb craftsmanship! Is it floatable?
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Nice work, really nice. BTW where did you get the winch on the deck ??
I'm looking to put few ones on my barge, but can't find !!!
Thanks
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Very nice! Was this Barge patterned off of a 1/1. The detail is awesome.
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Great job nice detail, I am also wondering if it was floatable? Jason
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Fantastic!! Your combination really looks great. Would like to see it under way in the water.
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