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My 16H. 
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Auto-Russia RH200 in Terex colour's .. White 
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The 16H Grader is nice....where it comes from ?
I don't remember a "regular" Dicast one....may a rebuilt - based on NZG's 16G ??
My Favorites are the whole series of Conrad's D11N (5 in total) and a old Gescha Liebherr R 907 crawler backhoe with KOBE sticker in the back.
It costs me some work to find out that this is not a handbuilt one.....this is original from the factory.....
little more is always possible
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 Alan Smith 1:48 model Northwest 95 Pullshovel. It was made in 1999 and there were 50 or less made. I got this one at the recent DHS auction  - Alex
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DID NOT KNOW THAT THERE WAS SO FEW OF THESE MADE. I GUESS I AM FORTUNATE TO OWN ONE. wOULD LIKE TO SEE SOMEONE MAKE A SERIES OF NORTHWEST MACHINES LIKE THEY ARE DOING WITH THE B-E MACHINES. I HAVE SEEN THE NORTHWEST 25 THAT TOY TRUCKERS IS HAVING MADE, MAYBE THAT IS A START OF A GOOD THING. A NICE WEEK END TO ALL.
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I don't know...but I have a few favorites....    
DO THE CRIME....DO THE TIME...QUIT CRYINGZOOM ZOOM....Home of the Carpet Diorama and Garbage Can Collection Just Sitting Back & Drinking The Kool Aid While Watching The Lemmings
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^^^Thanks! Alex (Redjack Ryan) and I were sitting side by side when I picked up the Eucnik and he got his Northwest. Pretty simple auction process for both of us - just keep holding your number up 'til the auctioneer says "SOLD!!."
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Indeed! I wonder if there's also a bit of psychological intimidation that comes into play when bidding against someone who holds up his number without wavering no matter what the current amount is.  - Alex
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I would guess that one of my rarest models (per Donna) would be a triple 9 Manitowoc that was featured in a movie.  The crane had a section of boom removed and a 'lamp thob' replaced the hook block. Brad touched the lamp thob and activated his sealed windows.  Now Brad doesn't do a whole lot for me, but I guess it excites Donna knowing that Brad has touched the crane. She has even offered to have it displayed in the bedroom. But in a way, I guess Brad in return has touched Angelina and Jennifer before that,, so I guess it is one of my favorites too.
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Nice! A model with a Hollywood connection! 
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The HaulPak is not rare, but I'm sure this guy has a one-of-a-kind livery! 
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Nice looking link belt you have there! Now is that the 1:50 or 1:40 scaled version? I know shinsei (not sure about spelling) had a 1:40 version with a deeper bucket and a little better detailing available at one time and i was wondering if this was it.The 2800's are a rare find and just the right size even though mine was not made with all the goodies like todays models have like metal tracks. I also noticed yours was missing a rather large piece  if i am not mistaking A very nice collection.
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This would be my most rare:  Alan said in 2003 that 150 were produced. Mine actually lived in Chuck's office before I got it as I recall... Johnc
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Mine would be a Demag AC500 in Breuer & Wasel livery. But it would help if I took a picture of it.
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another couple of rare ones   come to think of it 80% of my collection is as rare as hens teeth
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micwendt wrote:I would guess that one of my rarest models (per Donna) would be a triple 9 Manitowoc that was featured in a movie.
The crane had a section of boom removed and a 'lamp thob' replaced the hook block. Brad touched the lamp thob and activated his sealed windows.
Now Brad doesn't do a whole lot for me, but I guess it excites Donna knowing that Brad has touched the crane. She has even offered to have it displayed in the bedroom.
But in a way, I guess Brad in return has touched Angelina and Jennifer before that,, so I guess it is one of my favorites too. so did you buy the model after it was on the movie, or was it borrowed for the movie?
-John
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