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Not sure what is going there as it was working when I posted it. I found it on Hansebube and then went to the English version to post the link here. Now I see neither the English or German one is working Paul R
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Paul R wrote:Not sure what is going there as it was working when I posted it. I found it on Hansebube and then went to the English version to post the link here. Now I see neither the English or German one is working Paul R Thats Conrad tradition for you.
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I saw a picture on Hansebube of a Conrad Liebherr LR1200 in energcon (or enercon) livery. Its like a teal blue type color.
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Patrick C wrote:I saw a picture on Hansebube of a Conrad Liebherr LR1200 in energcon (or enercon) livery. Its like a teal blue type color. You mean this... but that came with a lot of winks, it's nothing new just a repainted old LR 1280
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Feels like Christmas eve again!
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I think a lot of you guys are going to be a bit deflated after the photos start going up tomorrow. Intermat is in April, and there is where the majority of new models for the year will be unveiled. I doubt that our host is even there, and is waiting for the Paris show.
NZG and Conrad have already shown their hands in advance (even though Conrad has taken the page back down again). Norscot and Tonkin will likely have some mock-ups of something and have heard whispers that WSI will produce a mining size Liebherr excavator so maybe a resin prototype will be on display. I think the greatest potential for surprises will be at the booth of Spiel+Modellkist'l. We'll all know by this time tomorrow.
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Weserhutte wrote:I think a lot of you guys are going to be a bit deflated after the photos start going up tomorrow. Intermat is in April, and there is where the majority of new models for the year will be unveiled. I doubt that our host is even there, and is waiting for the Paris show.
NZG and Conrad have already shown their hands in advance (even though Conrad has taken the page back down again). Norscot and Tonkin will likely have some mock-ups of something and have heard whispers that WSI will produce a mining size Liebherr excavator so maybe a resin prototype will be on display. I think the greatest potential for surprises will be at the booth of Spiel+Modellkist'l. We'll all know by this time tomorrow.
I hope not its the toy fair after all, and should be showen on these days. But i guess it happend with buama 2013 as well, barely any new models, and buama come around, LTM1500, LTC1045 and a few other models (superlift 3800). Hopefully will see and LTM1750 soon hopfully.
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I'm looking forward to seeing what Drake Collectables have their sleeve
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I want to see Drakes line up, A mammoet LTM1500 luffer(available immediately), Any Hitachi mining digger.
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The first announcement I've been looking forward to... Coming soon from QDM - Liebherr R9800 Backhoe - Downer EDI Mining.Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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Posted by Drake Collectibles on FB: Paul R
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From Tonkin so far: Paul R
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The only 1:50 earthmoving model surprise, oddly missing from a previous post.
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digggerr wrote:The only 1:50 earthmoving model surprise, oddly missing from a previous post. Well David, feel free to trawl through the photos as they emerge, save them to your computer, upload them onto a hosting site then post them here......
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Thank you for posting
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Paul wrote:digggerr wrote:The only 1:50 earthmoving model surprise, oddly missing from a previous post. Well David, feel free to trawl through the photos as they emerge, save them to your computer, upload them onto a hosting site then post them here...... Paul, You can just link them directly from the site you find them on. It saves a lot of time!
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