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dave i would not know to much about the radio end of it ,but im sure someone on here might be able to fill us in.
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RowanH wrote:That sir.... is a great shot.
EDIT: They all are, but this one is my favorite. Got to agree with you Rowan, very good pictures. Gus, are we going to get to see any of your nephews shots? 
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one would be just a normal aerial for the radio and one would be for the cb for when working with wide load escorts one could also be for mobile phone ?
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Excellent... They could use those for advertising.
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Excellent pictures indeed. That is the sort of thing you would normally find in a brochure or calendar!
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Smashing photo's your nephew took..the first is worthy of volvo's own broshure..is he amature or a professional??...PCM will be very happy with those  ..regards. Aubrey. 
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Fabulous shots.
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Incredable shots, well done to your nephew  I think I just found my next desktop wallpaper but which one to use  PS: I was on Kavanaghs website yesterday and there are 2 pictures of Aylwards trucks with the new Irish Rail trains: http://www.irishcranehire.com/2009/gallery.php?image=32&page=1Martin
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thanks lads i will pass on the compliments, yes martin i missed them i was double shifting at the time they will be going at it again soon, no he is not a pro although i would rate him better than a lot of so called pro,s that i know, he does a lot of film makeing for skateboarders, and has done a couple of carmag shoots he is very artistic and talanted young lad this is his first time shooting trucks. i said it to him also about putting his name to them ,he could not care less who uses them the more the better he said it is the highest compliment , there ya go .
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Wow those pics are stunning, well done to your nephew gus.. I may have to borrow one for my wallpaper too!!  Roll on the aylward model, i just cant wait!!
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talking to steve of pcm today its official aylwards hh is on the drawing board
happy days.
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Congratulations..he probably couldn't have made it without you and da nephews photo's.. .. Aubrey.
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GusO wrote:talking to steve of pcm today its official aylwards hh is on the drawing board
happy days. He he he.. oh the excitement!!
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These are the best 1:1 pictures I have seen on this forum! Excellent stuff!! Great to hear there will be an alywards by wsi/pcm. Mark
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we might even have a trio, the 2 sons want what daddy has
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That sounds great! A trio, why not! WSI please make a decent sized knuckle-boom crane!!!!!!!!! There are many really nice trucks, including this on, that utilize these.
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bigcranes wrote:That sounds great! A trio, why not! WSI please make a decent sized knuckle-boom crane!!!!!!!!! There are many really nice trucks, including this on, that utilize these.
Mark A knuckle-boom crane would be awesome. I know there is that techno crane out there but something from WSI would be more cost efficient.
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now that would be a great idea!!! a family pack!!!!
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