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Guy thanks for the link and information.
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GuyM wrote:Jean-Jacques being stuck at home because of the Covid 19 pandemic period while most newsstands are closed [...]. In order to keep the topic live, waiting for life to go back to normal, Jean-Jacques sent me some pictures of his friend "Lolo" newsstands collection 1/43 models [...] Considering the increasing amount of Loris ("Lolo") 1/43 models being displayed in this topic, I have changed its original title ("Jean-Jacques' 1/43 models") - with some technical advice from "Paul R" - to "Jean-Jacques and Loris 1/43 models". Some new photos will be posted tomorrow. Guy
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Guy: That "Calberson" truck is great looking. The colors are terrific. CAW
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That Buysschaert Mercedes,is the only 'Chinese six',twin steer,one rear axle, I have seen as a model.I have only seen 4 axle trucks.
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modelmaniac wrote:That Buysschaert Mercedes,is the only 'Chinese six',twin steer,one rear axle, I have seen as a model.I have only seen 4 axle trucks. Another view of the German "Chinese Six":  Other Loris models:    Regards. Guy
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Guy: Just how many trucks do you fellows own?
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Craig,
I can't answer for the other collectors but my collection is today made of 1073 trucks (carriers and tractors), 632 semi-trailers and 309 full trailers. Should be added in addition 464 static loads, 274 plant equipment, 158 military, fire-fighting and public service equipment, 135 light vehicles, 119 cranes and access equipment ...
I hope this helps.
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