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now thats a tasty model that i would like to buy (when it comes out in a livery of course) wonder if all the pieces will fit into each other? that would be really awesome
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Some more models announced today: Liebherr LTF1060-4.1 on Scania 8x4 - MSG (DE)   Scania T143 6x4 solo ballasted - Scales (FR) Paul R
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Well thats nice to see a follow up to the initial Kroeshe release,i'm sure that Christian will have model NO 1. straight to his colection  ... Aubrey.
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Paul R wrote:MAN TGX 8x4 with Mega Windmill Trailer Scheuerle 4+2 InterCombi - Nooteboom RedLine   Paul R Just ordered mine. A late 30th birthday present from me.
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A fantastic addition from WSI: Not many transport companies have the tools and the knowledge to tackle the really heavy lods over public roads. the south-german based Bohnet company certainly has. With year-long experience, Bohnet is know europe-wide for its spectacular transport.
WSI brings a nice Bohnet rig consisting of two ballasted MAN TGA and TGX truck together with a Scheuerle Intercombi modular trailer and load.  I think this is one amazing set! Paul R
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Something for you all to mull over    Photos hosted by MTW. Paul R
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Paul R wrote:Something for you all to mull over Photos hosted by MTW. Paul R The last one come from the Mammoet side, looks offally close. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7XQy0CuxK8
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I want 10 of each! 
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Another pic to show:  Photo courtesy Streamliner Paul R
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Paul! You are killing me!
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What brand of knuckle booms are they doing?? Effer??
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Looks like it could be one of the Aussie units that Mammoet had out west. 
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Robert Heuston wrote:Looks like it could be one of the Aussie units that Mammoet had out west. These trucks are quite nice to have it in front of a big load. Looks sexy too. Thanks for the pictures.
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palflinger mark.
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Are the Crane going to be able to stay in Position like the Conrad ones?
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Jim_sparky wrote:
Are the Crane going to be able to stay in Position like the Conrad ones?
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WOW this is great news i wonder when they will be out probally the next big toy fair?
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