Very nice i did not take them out of the boxes yet hopefully tonight
small bit of rub damage on one of them thats a pity the other loose bits can be easily attached with some citadel super glue, if they could only get the quality control as good as their models.
regards gus.

A nice line up indeed. I know what you are saying about the 1050-3.1 cab and even though it is not 100% correct, the fine detail of this model I think is unbeatable.

But even with the AC100/4, it is certainly not 100% either as some of the paint job is not accurate. I do not have this model as probably won't get it purely because of finances (LG1550 Riga is due any day!). I saw the Mammoet AC100/4 at the model show and it is a far cry from the one Mammoet actually own so I didn't get it either, but might in the future just to keep up the Mammoet collection.

But a great sight to see all your Wiesbauer cranes lined up!

Paul R

Very nice, I've been looking for the standard color ac100 but can't find them anymore

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Thanks guys, Graham I haven't forgotten about that ac25 at all and i'm hoping its not already sold as it would be great to have with the fleet. I just hadn't the money to be spending on models in the past while.

Paul, the 1050 is a great little model alright, very nicely detailed. The only complaint I would have about it is that the smaller sized decals on it seem to be raised very high from the paintwork and have a sort of 'cloud' around them, similar to the outline around waterslide decals. When I compared it to the printing on the TWH groves there was no comparison, the groves are much better from this perspective. Apart from that though its a lovely model and i'd like to see WSI making some bigger cranes, maybe an ltm1500 sometime! BTW, you helped get me into this wiesbauer financial mess with the wiesbauer groves! I may not have bothered collecting this livery had you not got me them!

As for the wiesbauer ac100, the only differences I can see between the real one and the model are the Terex Demag decals missing from the side panels and from the front of the cab and the boom decals but these could be added quite easily. I assume wiesbauer didn't want them as it is to promote their company and not demags?!

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Noel.

Here you go..



Courtesy of Slorf on Hansebube.

http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=7354&highlight=wiesbauer ac100/4&pagenum=13#187417

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Noel.

won't be long now Noel til you add another nice hooker to your Wiesbauer fleet,you'll have to get cracking on a few more HH repaints,that poor Volvo will have a hectic time lorrying ballast and boom sections about

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Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?

... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt

The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.

Hello all, haven't been on here much lately, been very busy with work the past few months. Anyway here's a couple of my latest Felbermayr additions. The first is a very rare LTM1070 which I picked up a couple of months ago, it was only made for Felbermayr themselves and wasn't a general release model like the current Felbermayr LTM1070 on the market, so I was delighted to get the opportunity to get my hands on one!





The second model for today is the Mercedes Actros with 6 axle goldhofer STZ trailer from conrad which arrived recently. The load is the luffing section from the Felbermayr ac500 luffer.





The Felbermayr LR1300 has also been added to the fleet but lots of pics of this have already been posted by Graham and Paul.

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Noel.

Always a good complaint lad

Nice additions to the fleet, I was thinking about getting the current version of the 1070 in felbermayr but then I'll have to start collecting everything felbermayr and that will get expensive so I'll leave that to you

Very very nice there Noel,you are right about the new Merc unit,it does look well,and look slike you snared yourself a little gem too in that 1070!! these are one of the hardest lifters to come across,now put it in a UV protected vacuum glass case protected by a series of infrared laser beams on a pressure sensitive plynth,

Thanks for posting,hopefully you will now stick around and post a few more from your sharp refined collection

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Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?

... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt

The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.

Thanks guys, Aubrey I really hope wiesbauer buy an ac1000, i'd love to have one in their livery to add to my fleet And your right it will grow, in fact it already has, the ac500 is here and the MAN with Palfinger will hopefully be along soon!

Graham we dont need that kind of security down here, unlike you lot up there in the rough part of the capital!



Sam your welcome to call out and look at mine, the price of driving out would be a hell of a lot cheaper than getting stuck with the 'blue flu' trust me

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Noel.