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Location: MA
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Please share your favorite 1/87 scale models. Heavy haul, photo 1.  Heavy haul, photo 2.  Dirt movers 
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Location: France
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Location: Street, UK
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I don't have a picture of it but the best 1/87th I ever saw was a OHS RH400, it was a jewel of a model, I sure there is a gent from Hong Kong or Singapore on here who has every version, it was breathtaking in its detail, there was a quality about it that you could not put your finger on but my eye was always drawn to it.
kevin.
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Location: Wayne, NJ
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I agree the RH-400 is a great model. Excellent detail all the way around. One of my favorite pieces.
I'd say, though, that the CMC Komatsu PC400LC-7 is the nicest 1:87 model I have. Especially the one with the universal processor. The detail is phenomenal. They missed nothing.
- Andy
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Location: Grand Blanc Michigan
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nice pics i would love to see ur whole collection
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Location: Virginia
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Did Cat make a new dozer? that thing next to the 4100 is massive! Just kidding, great models guys.
-Josh
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Location: Woodland, WA
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I was down at Classic Construction Models shop in Portland, OR the other day and got to see the prototype for their new 1:87 Big Muskie model in the flesh, WOW now that is an impressive model it's almost 5' long!!! I took a few pictures, but I promised they guys down there that I would not post them online yet.
Eric W. Pioszak, Operating Engineers Local 701, Portland, Oregon
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