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Hi Christian,
Who gave the best discount yesterday at the Nooteboom Shop? I believe you went home (or hotel) with over 10 new models....
Regards Randy
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That looks like Christian's LTM1500 in the corner of the picture with the Bay Crane LR1280. I would love to see a few more shots of that one. DeWoc, you are correct. I have a bunch of pictures of the Stevenson 1300 in 1:1, and it appears that our friend did his homework on that model.  
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Great pics and sweet paintjobs !
Thanks FS
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Christian wrote:glad you like my stuff, thanks a lot for the nice comments Christian I have pictures of the ness grove 7550. send me an email and i'll email you the. could you do me a favor and send me some pictures of concrete pumps. ewc202010@hotmail.com
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my models are not for sale, however this stevenson 1300-1 will not stay with me since it is destined for a new good caring home.
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who is it going to? and what is Stevenson's colors outside of the obvious being orange and cream?
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DeWoc19 wrote:who is it going to? a very good friend Quote:
and what is Stevenson's colors outside of the obvious being orange and cream?
RAL1013 and RAL2000
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Randy-Mammoet wrote:Hi Christian,
Who gave the best discount yesterday at the Nooteboom Shop? I believe you went home (or hotel) with over 10 new models....
Regards Randy hi Randy.., thats only a rumour but i have to say the WSI Nooteboom 6 axle balast trailer is by far the best 1:50 trailer model i ever owned. lift axle, steering, shackles, airlines, working spare wheel, stabilizers, working suspension, detailed printing, mudguard, all is there. perfect 10, repaint planned
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Christian wrote:DeWoc19 wrote:who is it going to? a very good friend Quote:
and what is Stevenson's colors outside of the obvious being orange and cream?
RAL1013 and RAL2000 very nice, thanks
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Christian wrote:hi Randy.., thats only a rumour
but i have to say the WSI Nooteboom 6 axle balast trailer is by far the best 1:50 trailer model i ever owned. lift axle, steering, shackles, airlines, working spare wheel, stabilizers, working suspension, detailed printing, mudguard, all is there. perfect 10, repaint planned Would like to know how you get on with this. I have/did have a repaint planned but too scared of stripping it down!! Paul R
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I can't believe they will be doing the Hulk. By far one of the coolest heavy haulers out there. (in my opinion) Nice pictures all around Christian.
Don't call it a comeback, I've been here for years.
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Paul R wrote:Christian wrote:hi Randy.., thats only a rumour
but i have to say the WSI Nooteboom 6 axle balast trailer is by far the best 1:50 trailer model i ever owned. lift axle, steering, shackles, airlines, working spare wheel, stabilizers, working suspension, detailed printing, mudguard, all is there. perfect 10, repaint planned Would like to know how you get on with this. I have/did have a repaint planned but too scared of stripping it down!! Paul R i haven´t figured out all science neither, but i think it should be doable. i will not strip it completely though. WSI paint quality is good enough to serve as base coat. its crisp and leaves all details, so a coat of primer to neutralize colours then a good paint job should do it. the main problems are the wooden planks of the trailer (did anyone else realize yet that the woood can accurately also be seen from the underside of the model? how great is that?) maybe i´ll need to do a bit of masking here and there but this should not be a problem
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Christian wrote:did anyone else realize yet that the woood can accurately also be seen from the underside of the model? how great is that? The guy who made these dioramas will have to make one with this trailer upside down.   Pictures from http://aegidius.beepworld.de/bemmel2008.htm
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Dirtboy, you are wrong with the Hendrickson Hulk. There will be at least 2 models. Dieter Kloss, the friend of mine who built the prototype of the Hulk for HiMoBo is building in any case two models of it: One for himself and one for me, because Dieter and me had have the idea for the model already two years ago. And K.-H. Hirsch asserted me personally that he will make a series of this model at Bemmel. So I think the model will be presented within some time. Here are some more pictures of it:   And Christian, it was nice to meet you and talk to you almost two days at Bemmel and Breuer & Wasel before Bemmel personally. Regards Rainer
Regards Rainer W. Markgraf - private collector
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