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Ok...first things first... I have been frequenting this site for quite some time now, and have enjoyed sharing my Lego models with all of you. Thanks for letting me tag along and have some fun even though I do not own even one Diecast model.. That being said... I finally broke down and bought my first model. It is a factory color 11200.... So, seeing how I work for a sign company, and we have a nice paint mixing room and state of the art downdraft booth that I can use anytime I want, I figure I might as well try my hand at repainting one of these models...we can match any RAL or Pantone codes with the push of a button... So, what would everyone like to see done? I am not partial to any particular company, so anything goes. I have access to printing and plotting machines, so I can also make any color decals that I please.. So, Who should I do?? Thoughts??? -Alvin.
The beatings will continue until Morale improves......
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that sounds like heaven!!!!!!! you are gonna get bombarded with options and opinions,and if it works out,you could make a pretty penny from custom paints for customers is there an updated list of crane hire companies that have ordered/recieved their 11200's? and congrats on the first diecast!!!! a nice simple one to get you started
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt 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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V. Marwijk im dying for one in this livery, i was gonna do a repaint but i have a feeling this one will be released from NZG as a factory repaint so im holding off on it, i would rather they paint it instead of me very nice first crane by the way.... im dying to have more 112s
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Congrats on your first diecast model and what a one to start with!!. There's no going back now!. The Van Marwijk is indeed a stunning livery but how about the Grohmann?. http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=122835I'm not sure if it's being produced by NZG and I haven't seen a custom version yet so perhaps you could be the first to do one?. Oh, and I seem to remember something but is there a 11200 coming to America?. Maybe a custom of that one would be especially special since you're from America.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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yep a Turner Bros or Northern Crane,one of those would be nice!!!!
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?
... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt
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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i love anything Grohmann, i believe NZG will do a Grohmann as well. beautiful looking crane.... really i would like to own all the liveries that NZG releases 1 thing i know for sure.... somebody (NZG) better release an 8 axles boom trailer for the 112.... that one they have coming out is only used by Mammoet and quite frankly i dont find it appealing at all, i want a nice 8 axle trailer!!!
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DeWoc19 wrote:i love anything Grohmann, i believe NZG will do a Grohmann as well. beautiful looking crane.... really i would like to own all the liveries that NZG releases 1 thing i know for sure.... somebody (NZG) better release an 8 axles boom trailer for the 112.... that one they have coming out is only used by Mammoet and quite frankly i dont find it appealing at all, i want a nice 8 axle trailer!!! I agree with Zach on this one! Grohmann would be the it! Jusitn
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Kranliste.DK-ltm 11200 liveriesThis link is a gold mine. Shows all the companies that have got one or ordered one. Personally, I think you should do Northern Crane services. It's up to you. Congratulations on getting one. Cheers
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Congratulations on an excellant choice for a first 1:50 diecast crane. You do have a challenge ahead of you for a re-paint, but just have patience. One of my favorite is Mediaco or go with Turner Bros which is here is the USA. Good luck with your re-paint project.
Jeff
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Well i gotta admit them pics on that link of the roxu 11200 are stunning, i do hope NZG bring one out in that livery!
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ROUX for me!
love the plain buit very cool colours!
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For me it's gonna be Ainscough, Roxu or Grohmann. Mediaco could be a nice choice too...
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PileDriving wrote:DeWoc19 wrote:i love anything Grohmann, i believe NZG will do a Grohmann as well. beautiful looking crane.... really i would like to own all the liveries that NZG releases 1 thing i know for sure.... somebody (NZG) better release an 8 axles boom trailer for the 112.... that one they have coming out is only used by Mammoet and quite frankly i dont find it appealing at all, i want a nice 8 axle trailer!!! I agree with Zach on this one! Grohmann would be the it! Jusitn desperatly!!! would i love to see a Grohmann crawler! CC2800 would do just fine
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TommiR8 wrote:ROUX for me!
love the plain buit very cool colours!
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Aincough Is Ainscough planning on getting one of these guys??? If so, I may already be sold on what I am going to do it in!!! The good thing is most of my time will be involved in the dismantling and prep...then reassembly without muffin up that new paint job!! (I can prolly slip our painter a six pack to do the "actual spraying....) -Alvin.
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Alvin, you guys can make decals?
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ROXU or Northern Crane would look sweet!
Greg
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DeWoc19 wrote:Alvin, you guys can make decals? only pic I could find right now...I have others somewhere.. -Alvin.
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Definitely ROXU! There have been a few repaints now and although I've heard some people talking about it, I have yet to see one. The colors just pop, such a good looking machine! Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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AlvinB wrote:DeWoc19 wrote:Alvin, you guys can make decals? only pic I could find right now...I have others somewhere.. -Alvin. could you make decals for an LTM 1300 and LTM 11200?
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JSW57 wrote: You do have a challenge ahead of you for a re-paint, but just have patience.
Jeff
x 4 My first repaint was on a KMK 4080 aka GMK 4070 from Auto russia.And for ME,was a challenge.I've repainted 3 or 4 times certain pieces cause didn't like the color,chipped during management etc. Take in mind that this crane doesn't has much pieces to fight.It is a die-cast crane from the "past" But a LTM 11200 is another story(too many pieces).Never impossible,but you can do it. I think that the key is patience.Which most of the time I don't have.But if you have it (patience)....Go for it!! Cheers. Jose.The proudly Mexican cookie monster!It's a diecast thing.You couldn't understand!
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