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Back to the shovel scrapping:    To be continued. Guy
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That's awesome.
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That is incredible! Very nicely done.
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3406E and Paul R, Many thanks from Denis for your interest in this topic. The Demag body is being lifted:   An independent hydraulic pack is linked to the Demag tracks, allowing the remaining part of the shovel to move:  To be continued. Guy
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  The Demag body is lowered on two 9-line Nicolas modular trailers assembled side-by-side:  Regards. Guy
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Both Macks and their load move away:    Regards. Guy
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Awesome photos and set up. DeBerardinis Macks are looking great.
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Farewell Demag H485. May ye rest in peace (rest in pieces?)... or get sand-blasted and a nice repaint in Boliden blue!!!
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I just now noticed that the tracks on the Demag are rubber. That goes to show how much of an impact a good weathering job can have on a model.
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I totally agree. They're transformed and look damn good!
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3406E wrote:I just now noticed that the tracks on the Demag are rubber. That goes to show how much of an impact a good weathering job can have on a model. Oui la qualité de la patine rend la scène très réelle. Non elle ne va pas être repeinte, elle va rester comme ça. Avez-vous noter la qualité et la finesse de la découpe, le contrepoids et la tourelle sont d'un seul tenant sur la miniature. Denis a utilisé un disque très fin et un Dremel pour séparer les éléments.
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Pascal, I did not notice that. He did just a fine job that I assumed that was how the model came apart.
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The model before, picture I made in April 2019. It was new in the collection and Denis just told me to do not share it on the french forum or on other place. Now I can. 
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