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An amazing collection of pictures you have there. Thanks for sharing. Bob I especially like this one. Here is a link for all the pictures. http://s74.photobucket.com/albums/i260/mitchtim/Shovels/I especially like these ones.  
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Bob,
How do you post the pictures so they appear in the screen?
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Mitchtim, the easiest would be the read the post titled HOW TO: POSTING PHOTOS AND LINKS at the top of the forum page. Lots of good info there. Bob http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=108321
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Attention: Richard Fowler
Hi Richard, How about a custom HR version in BHP Escondida livery?
Mitchtim
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Seen this thread the other day and forgot to post  Nice pics.  Need big equipement to DIG big hole's Anymore pics from this unique mine? Ross
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how about a special livera run of 495 HR in Escondida... that way more people woould have something of it instead of one unique custom... and i could place it next to my Syncrude HF
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Thanks for those excellent photos Mitchtim and I look forward to the others!.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Thanks for posting these great pics
cheers Chris
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Nice. Would go well with the Codelco yellow one!  If the ohs 4100 is not appear, then maybe another 495HR!
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Richard,
I am currently at Codelco Northe which is Chuquicamata Mine located 20minutes drive north of Calama. It is the biggest copper mine in the world. I suggest you jump on Google Earth and go to Calama (Chile) and then scroll slightly north. I have looked already and you are able to pick out the 495HR's from the other P&H machines on site which consist of 2100BLE's, 2100XP's, 2800XP's, 2800MKII's, 2800XPA's, 4100A's, 4100XPB's and 495HR's. They have 2 495HR's that are build the same as the Escondida machines except with a black and yellow livery. I am going for a tour of the mine before I leave so I will take plenty of pictures for you just in case you decide to have both an Escondida and Chuquicamata replicar.
Regards
Mitchtim
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