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Funny that the 575 turns up on several places in the forum in a few days. Very nice pictures indeed. Great weathering complementing. Would have liked to see the D11 in the same photo frame as comparison
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thanks, i have made new pictures of the D11T, pictures are coming soon .... OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Joined: 10/9/2012 Posts: 551 Location: Ontario, Canada
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That 575 looks amazing, and the safety walkways are amazing, especially the access point off of the counterweight! Many thanks for sharing, take care and have a great weekend.
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Wonderful pictures of the demolition excavator. In the view , looking at it from the backside, on the main boom are 3 projections sticking up between the hydraulic lines. What are meant to do? Many thanks.
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Joined: 6/21/2012 Posts: 548 Location: N. Cal
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I believe those projections are meant to represent lifting eyes. Facebook: NorCalDiecastCustomsInstagram: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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3406E wrote:I believe those projections are meant to represent lifting eyes. Thanks for the reply. I did a Google search of that expression but came up with no pictures of one like that.
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Really amazing weathering of that D11T’s tracks and blade! Great craftmanship
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Joined: 6/18/2003 Posts: 2,183 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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The D11 is over the top. That could be one of your best. I always look forward to your posts. CAW
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That D11N is something else. Outstanding work! Facebook: NorCalDiecastCustomsInstagram: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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And, last month i built this KLEEMANN MOBISCREEN MSC 703I EVO in gold for Kleemann GmbH. OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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and, a LIEBHERR LTM 1500-8.1 MAMMOET ... OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Joined: 1/28/2005 Posts: 197 Location: Vancouver, WA
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Love the 1500 shot! I really had to take a minute to make sure it wasn't real. Thanks for sharing these great perspective shots of some fantastic models.
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J D wrote:Love the 1500 shot! I really had to take a minute to make sure it wasn't real. Thanks for sharing these great perspective shots of some fantastic models. thank you nice to hear that .... my best regards Steffen OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Joined: 1/11/2007 Posts: 9,029 Location: Lincolnshire
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Hi Steffen, I think the Mammoet has to be my favourite one yet. Looks 100% real and the buildings around it really add to that.
Paul R
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