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Lr1600 Felbermayr and the Ltm 11200 Makro are interesting but for the rest it's a little bit disappointing :(
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What no NEEB 11200? Awww I was hoping for that one, they keep doing the boring yellow ones.
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Both versions of the JS360 will be heading my way with out shadow of a doubt!
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JoeS1989 wrote:Both versions of the JS360 will be heading my way with out shadow of a doubt! Those JCB models look like they are going be crakers. Good move NZG doing them!
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Alberta Millwright wrote:What no NEEB 11200? Awww I was hoping for that one, they keep doing the boring yellow ones. Have you not seen the 1/1 Neeb LTM11200?
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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Agreed Martin! Although they aren't the greatest machines in real life they are still my favourite manufacturer! And not they are getting NZG to make their models is just great! Here's hoping for a JS175W and a 4CX too!
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gbarnewall wrote:Alberta Millwright wrote:What no NEEB 11200? Awww I was hoping for that one, they keep doing the boring yellow ones. Have you not seen the 1/1 Neeb LTM11200? Yes and it is not a boring yellow one, it is a bright and exciting yellow one with lots of decals all over it.
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Nice to see and extension kit, for the LR1600, but why not include like and wind mill tip? most LR1600 that are in the field do wind mill work. Hopefully there will be an LTM1750!
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The finished article.  
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I'd like to see the fixed jib made for the 1600, don't see too many of those kits made. I want to max my 1600 out, full configuration!
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Gentlemen, Thought it would be interesting to compare the Liebherr T282 to the T284:  Besides the color scheme and decal change, it looks like the bed is completely new and there is now pull down stairs that reach to the ground. Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack.civ@mail.mil
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RMS Models wrote:Besides the color scheme and decal change, it looks like the bed is completely new and there is now pull down stairs that reach to the ground. There is a lot more to it than that! New and/or different wheel hubs, tires, cab, staircase, deck layout, exhaust, etc..
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Must say, it looks good. I may have to put an end to the loneliness of my R9800.
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Only a week away and all is quiet..........
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Hoping for a lot of picture updates from the show!!  7 days and counting...
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how many days away is it?
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T284 looks awesome !!!
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Thanks for pics..
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It will be worth listening out to hear Quarry Diecast's announcements  Rowan.
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A few have been added to Conrads list: http://www.conrad-modelle.de/category/conrad-sortiment-2015/I have to smile when I see the Baumann CC 3800 added yet we have not even seen the factory model! I do not think there is actually anything new here, just new liveries of already announced models. Paul R
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