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A review of the 1:32nd scale New Holland LM5060 telehandler from Universal Hobbies has been uploaded to my website for anyone interested in this model.  Steven
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Images of the Terex TR60 in Malcolm Construction decoration have been posted to my website for anyone interested in the model.  Steven
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Another large scale addition, a review of the 1:32nd scale Massey Ferguson 9407 telehandler has been uploaded to my website for anyone interested in this model.  Steven
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Steven! You have been doing a wounderful job in keeping us informed with all the new releases.
On Jan.11 announcements page, there is a picture of the Dynapac SD2500CS paver (road finisher).
Does anyone know who will be producing this model? and will it be released at the toy fair comming in February.
Ted
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The Dynapac paver will be officially unveiled at the toy fair in a couple of weeks. Until then i cannot mention who is producing it. Steven
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A review of the Liebherr A954C high rise material handler in OBM livery has been posted to my website, for anyone interested in this model.  Steven
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Thanks for keeping us in the loop on these new releases. Graham
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A review of the Liebherr R996 backhoe excavator has been uploaded to my website for anyone interested in this limited edition yellow & grey painted model.  Steven
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SJDownes wrote:Kyowa are a Komatsu dealer so they are familiar with the Komatsu machine range. The model of the PC450LC-8 has been in development for 3 years as KMF wanted to create a museum quality replica. They have nothing to do with the models produced by Universal Hobbies, and their version of the PC450 is mainly metal and has a substantial weight to it. The model is finished in the Japanese specifications and my guess is that, as they are a dealer for Komatsu, they are able to commission and sell Komatsu models.
The only issue with the PC450 is the price, although i am not sure how many models have been produced. If it is a low number, then the price is justified.
Steven Guys, Just a quick up date on the PC450LC-8. I have been in touch with KMF by email as their website is in Japanese only and precludes those of us illiterate in Japanese from ordering on-line. However, Yoko at KMF has been extremely helpful and thankfully her english is very good. I managed to order the model without any grief and even had the convenience of being able to pay through PayPal. As an indication the model including Express Post to Sydney Australia cost A$300, so as Steven mentioned it is not cheap. Thanks, Steven for the great review, and thank you KMF for producing this great model. Cheers, Chris
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I have uploaded a review of the MAN TGS with EMPL Bison recovery body from Conrad to my website for anyone that is interested in this model.  Steven
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I have uploaded a review of the Exclusive MAN TGS with Koegel tipping trailer in Kibag decoration to my website for anyone interested in this model.  Steven
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Steven,
Just looked on your web site and I really hope the rumours with regards to the Liebherr models, 9800,9600 and 9400 turn out true,that would be magic.
Thanks
Graeme
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A review of the exclusive Liebherr HTM1204 trailer mounted mixer with Mercedes Actros truck has been posted to my website.  Steven
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opray wrote:Steven,
Just looked on your web site and I really hope the rumours with regards to the Liebherr models, 9800,9600 and 9400 turn out true,that would be magic.
Thanks
Graeme At least one of them will come true..... Steven
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SJDownes wrote:opray wrote:Steven,
Just looked on your web site and I really hope the rumours with regards to the Liebherr models, 9800,9600 and 9400 turn out true,that would be magic.
Thanks
Graeme At least one of them will come true..... Steven the one ending in "00"  I heard a juicey rumour about a year ago,something was given the nod
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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