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Dear all, HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009 to all of you. Just quick question for fork lift model to fit for small yard (1:50 only) There is small and lite weight stuff to put into 20 & 40' size Your advise is highly appriciated.    Thanks in advance
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I always enjoy your dios. Thank You
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Here are a few... Hyster 1/48 by Minimac TCM 25 1/50 by Shinsei Komatsu 1/48 by Tomica - custom panted by Dr. Bob  I just picked up another hyster so the one in the photo might be available along with the tcm (both without boxes).
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The komatsu by Tomica is a good forklift .  
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CheeseHead wrote:I always enjoy your dios. Thank You Thanks CheeseHead, That make me proud  Also Thanks bluebarn & A.Graham for lovely pic. I cant find in ebay yet if you guys see some where please let me know  Again thank alot 
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Where i work
about once maybe twice a year we load a small container up with about 12 tonnes of equipment to be shipped to New Zealand.
I really like the skid steer in the cointainer, id imagine that would be a very realistic dio.
Fab pics!
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Found this website a few weeks ago http://www.forklift-models.com/. Hope it helps. Regards, Martin
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Thanks you guys for both comment and the Link I will find one soon. Greeting Tong 
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