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I'd like them to do one. Btw, don't forget to tell the sources of the pictures. The red white one is from: http://www.flickr.com/photos/esce86/
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aw hell yeah!!!!,but also,i request a builder build me a bigger house!!
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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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Find me a 100 more ballots and I'll fill them out  I'll take one of those ..
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I vote we request Alvin to produce a run of a 100 or so. I'm sure it won't take long... 
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ulf wrote:I vote we request Alvin to produce a run of a 100 or so. I'm sure it won't take long... You thought Don's models were expensive.....  -Alvin...(who knows steel is WAY cheaper than Lego....)
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WHAT?! Is that yours?? Damn nice, I wish I had Lego enough to build that one
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A I Nikolis wrote:WHAT?! Is that yours?? Damn nice, I wish I had Lego enough to build that one Yeah, that is mine...tons of free time on my hands! You can see progress pictures of the build at the following Link: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=300293-Alvin.
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 please stay on topic for the video version of this request: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uiolAlqzIA
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CC8800twin wrote:Everyone in favor that Conrad makes a scale model of the Demag CC8800-1 Twin in 1:50 please post here! Wish all you want knowing the track record and history of Demag and their views on models? Not going to happen... I'd suggest buying 2 8800's and learning how to work with brass or plastic. ulf wrote:I vote we request Alvin to produce a run of a 100 or so. I'm sure it won't take long... Ulf, Alvin... There's a better chance we'd see those 100 before something from Conrad
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If I am correct, the only demag models that is out right now was released before Terex bought Demag. After Terex bought them, we haven't seen any more crane models from them (CC 8800?), so the chance is probably bigger that we will see a model of LR13000
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I would love to see another Terex-Demag crawler crane model but as mentioned T-D just don't seem interested in crane models anymore  . The only thing I can think of that might see another T-D model made is if one of the model manufacturers such as Conrad approached them for permission to make a model but even then there would probably need to be quite a bit of help from T-D on the technical side of things. Now would I want the CC8800 twin or perhaps a CC6800....Well, I know what would be more affordable!. 
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Sorry for getting a bit off topic up there....
Anyways, as suggested earlier in this thread, it would be much more likely to see a Twin "kit" that would allow one to buy (2) of the standard 8800's and make them into a twin. There are surprisingly few parts that are needed to make the conversion. (by few, I mean 10 or 15)...
I built the Lego one so that it can be broken back down into a "single" 8800 if I wanted to.
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Please keep voting :D
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I'd buy it for sure, I do think Alvin has a valid point that a "kit" from Conrad or someone else might be more feasable and therefore likely to happen.
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Count me in. I would be interested in a conversion kit or a complete model.
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