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Very Very Very Very Very Nice piece .. Call me Mr Green from now on  Can we please have more pictures of the Whole O&K line up?
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Congratulations on obtaining this monster!. No matter how often you look at the RH400 it is simply a beast  I'm sure a new 1/50 release of the RH400 would fly..... 
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WOW!!!!!!! she's a beaut!!!!!! and what a collection!!!! thank you for sharing you splendid collection with the forum
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Nice , thats a huge model ,
in the last pic is that a Cat 994F with power edge logo? if so , can you post a pic of it loading a 793 or a comparrison shot between the old 994F, I heard Norscot fixed the hydraulics so the bucket sits flat and dumps right Thanks
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Very Nice, Thanks for uploading these .. The RH90 and RH300 ... Are they OHS as well? See you only need a White RH200 to complete the collection. If you feel the need to Upload more pictures .. We would appreciate it thank you.
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Thank you alot , you have an awesome collection
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Very nice model,well worth the wait in my book.Who makes the RH400,or is it custom made??
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thundercrane wrote:Very nice model,well worth the wait in my book.Who makes the RH400,or is it custom made?? I was about to ask the same thing! It looks fantastic. Some of the other models I have not seen before either? Andrew
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ajf wrote:thundercrane wrote:Very nice model,well worth the wait in my book.Who makes the RH400,or is it custom made?? I was about to ask the same thing! It looks fantastic. Some of the other models I have not seen before either? Andrew Probably OHS ... Same with the red 400 pictured .. And a few others I spied ..
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diesel michael wrote:Thank you alot , you have an awesome collection No kidding! The RH 340 backhoe is also really tempting - fortunately I have no room in the house!
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Superb.
Ross I would say the RH400 is from the master Peter Keim.
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Congratulations Sturla! To get one of Peter's creations in less than two years after ordering is quite impressive in my opinion, and certainly less time than is normal for a non-corporate order! Du er en svært heldig mann!
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That's really nice... But I could never have as much stuff as you do, living in my area. If an earthquake came, I'd just have to shoot myself.
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That's real nice in NACG logos. All you need now is a NACG haul truck to accompany it  .\ Greg
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RPFowler wrote:Superb.
Ross I would say the RH400 is from the master Peter Keim.
I would have to agree. I have a white RH400 from OHS, which I am very happy with, but this piece looks quite incredible. Speaking of masters, don't sell yourself short Richard as you are considered a master by several people on this forum, including myself. Paul R
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Yes, its made by Peter keim, and it is much much better quality than the red OHS RH400. its one of the absolute best models in my collection.
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stokkelaen wrote:Yes, its made by Peter keim, and it is much much better quality than the red OHS RH400. its one of the absolute best models in my collection. Hi, Yes, Peter is famous in making those shovels. It is made of brass? or partly brass? can you pm me the price paid for? tks
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