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Here are two pictures of a old Hoffman crane setup that is pretty unique. Another fun looking 1/12th scale model to build. 
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Here is a second angle of it. 
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Simple, but very effective lifting device. It looks like it can only move vertically, not horizontally. Am I right? Kerst
 http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=1096251
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Cool looking set up, thanks for the pics Jason
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Don
Thanks for those awesome shots. That Mack is such an awesome prime mover. I know you posted it for the crane, I got fixated on the truck.
Once again, awesome models and great pics of your visits to the old iron
Much appreciated
Wayne Calder
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That sure is interesting. I would love to see a model Don!!
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That cool truck and crane would be a very unique model for sure.
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