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more 5 axle tractors http://www.bow-modellhandel.de/shop/catalog/scania-topline-ocean-traders-p-1649.html?osCsid=e47900e0b2f5138581b97e860a3fe532http://www.bow-modellhandel.de/shop/catalog/with-axle-lowloader-ocean-traders-p-1650.html
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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i have the chris bennett as well it's very smart could have had the heanor but put it on hold till next month. it wouldn't be a two tone green model your waiting for is it paul ? 
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bruce2 wrote:i have the chris bennett as well it's very smart could have had the heanor but put it on hold till next month. it wouldn't be a two tone green model your waiting for is it paul ? I am waiting on this but there are still 3 more to come this year 
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It wouldn't be the three little treasures that are available from fritzes modelshop now but haven't appeared in the LTM shop yet by any chance would it?? http://www.fritzesmodellboerse.de/eng/frameset/index.htm
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Some more great models Paul. I was tempted with the Heanor and Bennett ones. Maybe after Christmas if I get some money  I seem to have been distracted by construction models lately. I was dissapointed though to see the Bennett model has wrong rear mudguards, especially as the 1:1 is quite distinctive. Andrew
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I also received the Heanor model yesterday,
great model, I`m very pleased.
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Nice models Paul . I got the Heanor but I am dissapointed wth it The number plate on the grille looks to big , the front towing pin is not big enough as the chassie should be extended forwards , the rear mud guards should be the full length of the truck . Apart from that its not to bad . The Bennett one is not right also but I think its not to bad . Is the 375 the Joal one ?????????
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I too have received the Chris Bennett & the Heanor. The Chris Bennett is my favourite so far & I can forgive the wheelarches, just need to stick something suitable on the back (I know jeff all about plant  ), probably pick up a Terex TA40 dump truck at the NEC on Sunday. The Heanor I wasn,t going to get as I had a Kavanagh on reserve aswell, so I will either sell in a few months, change the wheel arches (easy to do, but will it loose it's value?) or exhange for the Kavanagh this Sunday. But what is there now to look forward too with UK WSI heavy haulage? Personally with the new step frame nooteboom's I would like to see a Charles Russell Scania. Dan.
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Yes, Paul you're right what a beautiful trio to finish 2009 on  Just what will appear in 2010....!! 
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oh man i was really hoping to get that Eisele ballast truck and trailer but its not gonna happen anymore, bums me out.... i wanted it to go with an LTM 11200 in Eisele as well which i think will be produced by NZG which saves me from a repaint if i could actually by it from them instead but that probably wont happen either 
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DWW wrote:Nice models Paul . I got the Heanor but I am dissapointed wth it
The number plate on the grille looks to big , the front towing pin is not big enough as the chassie should be extended forwards , the rear mud guards should be the full length of the truck .
Apart from that its not to bad .
The Bennett one is not right also but I think its not to bad .
Is the 375 the Joal one ????????? Yes it is. Apprently worth a few quid now but as far as I am conerned it just makes a nice load. Fair comments on the trucks, especially the mud guards as I am sure they could have been done correctly. Dan G wrote:I too have received the Chris Bennett & the Heanor. The Chris Bennett is my favourite so far & I can forgive the wheelarches, just need to stick something suitable on the back (I know jeff all about plant ), probably pick up a Terex TA40 dump truck at the NEC on Sunday.The Heanor I wasn,t going to get as I had a Kavanagh on reserve aswell, so I will either sell in a few months, change the wheel arches (easy to do, but will it loose it's value?) or exhange for the Kavanagh this Sunday. But what is there now to look forward too with UK WSI heavy haulage? Personally with the new step frame nooteboom's I would like to see a Charles Russell Scania. Dan. I am also hoping to head to the NEC. As for UK haulage, it will be interesting to see what comes about. Paul R
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WOW what a beautiful HH collection you have! Man where do you display all them, one room or multiple rooms???
Thanks for sharing all your models with us this year.
Merry Christmas,
Jeff
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