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Paul R wrote:Komatsu WE1850
Lovely model and would have been almost perfect had it not been for the rear ladder folding up so badly. I had to make some modifications so that it looked better (IMO):
Paul R Nice pictures as usual. I agree with you about rear ladder, it was perfect 15 years ago withe the first version. For the hight price it's not normal.
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Hi Paul, I'm sorry, I can no longer look at your photos... or I should say I can not afford to look at your photos any more...  When browsing the model sales sites, I see many models that I like, and wouldn't mind having... but seeing the models, when displayed and professionally captured as you do, it changes my liking to having to have! :D. When ever I see one I really like, I always come back to this thread when contemplating my purchase. There are several of your photos which have convinced me to make the purchase. Thank you for taking the time to share your hobby with us!
"Fairplay to those who dare to dream and never give up hope" - Marketa Irglova
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Thanks for the kind feedback rakell, even if it may have cost you a few bucks!!
Paul R
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I agree, model manufacturers should be using your photos, not their own boring studio shots which never seem to show the model at its best. Natural outdoor lighting and getting close to the subject makes all the difference.
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