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I think it re-sets itself in a couple of days at the start of next month. I forgot when I posted these. Check back on 1st Jan and you'll hopefully see them.
Heavy Equipment Model Show
Turf Moor, Burnley Football Club, Burnley, Lancs, UK.
Sunday October 16th 2016
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Thanks for adding them anyway tim, i'm looking forward to seeing them when they do work!  Jack, yes they use the nicolas trailer for moving heavy transformers and stuff like that. The owner of the company gave us some calenders and theres a picture of it in use on them!
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Thanks for adding them anyway tim, i'm looking forward to seeing them when they do work! Jack, yes they use the nicolas trailer for moving heavy transformers and stuff like that. The owner of the company gave us some calenders and theres a picture of it in use on them!
Noel.
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More great pics Noel looking forward to this model now. Could have done with that jeep today to get into Sligo  Homer wrote:The owner of the company gave us some calenders and theres a picture of it in use on them! If theres free stuff I'm going to have to come along the next time  Jack. wrote:Tim, I cant see your Pictures, Or the ones in the Mammeot Post. It says your photobucket bandwith is exceeded. If you right click on the band width exceedance image, then go to properties, copy the URL of the picture and post it into a new tab the picture will appear. Nice pics by the way Tim Martin
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Thanks Martin that done the job, their great pics tim. I see the tower behind the cab has been changed on the big volvo with front hitch since that pic was taken. Its also different in the pic you posted yesterday martin. Oh and we got a good few calenders off him so if your in waterford get in touch and you can have one!
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Thanks Noel could be a while before I'm down but I'll sort something. When I was doing my EC290BLC I got a big envelope off Pat O'Donnell just after Christmas with few calendars, diaries etc but unfortunately this didnt turn into a yearly thing 
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Yes, Nice Pictures Tim.
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well homer next sunday morning , be out at my house at 10 o clock they will be 4 of us going up in the jeep. to get some nice clean shots of it for steve
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GusO wrote:well homer next sunday morning , be out at my house at 10 o clock they will be 4 of us going up in the jeep. to get some nice clean shots of it for steve 4 heading up and 1 heading down,see ya there!!!!
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.
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Hi Jack,
I've photographed them pulling into Liverpool docks with the Nicholas modulars carrying a large vessel. I'll post it up here soon.
Paul
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That'd be great Paul, looking forward to seeing your pics. If anyone else has any Aylward pics in their collections please post them, they'd all be very welcome!!
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Count me in for one of those models 
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i was talking to p.j alyward about sunday morning,s photo shoot
he wont be there himself but said that 3 trucks will be parked out in the yard cleansd and polished
i have my nephew coming with us he is a pro with the camera he does a lot of car mag shoots
so weather permitten it should be a good one.
regards gus.
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GusO wrote:i was talking to p.j alyward about sunday morning,s photo shoot
he wont be there himself but said that 3 trucks will be parked out in the yard cleansd and polished
i have my nephew coming with us he is a pro with the camera he does a lot of car mag shoots
so weather permitten it should be a good one.
regards gus. Good stuff Gus, cant wait for work to get started on this model!
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Great job gus! regards to all at Alywards for the great wash job and the access! I love that 8 x 4 FH16 with the pusher hitch on the front, and the crane rig, hell they are all nice.
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 That sir.... is a great shot. EDIT: They all are, but this one is my favorite. Rowan.
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Excellent photos Gents, looks like you had a good day out!
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Nice shots... I notice a few antennas. Is there a typical voice comm business radio band that companies like this use over there? I'm involved in radio, so I'm always curious about those things.
Dave
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