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Hello all, a couple of my recent purchases I can not find my old post so here is a new one. Sorry the picture quality is not that great, can't get outside due to the weather. Besemer Scania sand tipper, this is an awesome piece of diecast:   van den BRINK Volvo with 3 axle Nooteboom, really happy with this one:  First Gear Peterbilt 367, a great truck and a really good bargin too!    Northern LTM1300 with alot of details, more to come on this one:   With the Schmidbauer AC500 I just got:   NZG Terex RT130, I really like this one, very nice crane especially for the dollar   Many more to come, thanks for having a look! Mark
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Nice collection, I really want to get a 1300 with the ycc luffing kit, and repaint it in sterett colors
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sweet newbies Mark!!! thats a smart looking 1300,infact they're all very smart looking
love the big terex crane
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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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yeah that LTM 1300 looks pretty nice, im dying to see more of the Terex RT though! so if you could put a move on that one i would appreciate it  i really want that Terex RT and that Pete looked pretty nice as well, thats one thing i dont have is an American truck in my fleet, should really pick on up, oh and did i mention to put a move on the RT pictures 
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very nice brother, you done a top class job on the northern crane something tells me you have about another 20 or so to show us ,nice schmidbauer keep the pics coming 
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Great looking stuff. The Besemer is particularly sharp looking (and unusual.) 
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That Northern 1300 is sharp !!!,
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Yeap, nice 1300 alright. That RT looks real nice too. May have to get one.
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I really like that RT that is on the want list for sure JAson
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Thanks guys, I will try to get some pictures of both the RT130 and the 1300 rigged this week. I am Mr. Mom for the weekend, I was surprised both by the size and the detail on the RT130 the best RT diecast I have owned.
Mark
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Nice additions Mark! Look forward to more pics.
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I just the First Gear Peterbilts today at a toy show. I bought the red/white 3 axle and the white/red dump truck. I am a little disappointed with how far the hood opens and the lack of steerable front wheels. Overall though it is a nice model I'd recommend it. Nice purchase Bigcranes.
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Here is the LTM1300 Northern with a completely repainted YCC luffer kit, enjoy  Mark       The YCC kit is quite nice and a fair price when you see what is included, especially if you leave it yellow!
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Mark thats a beauty!!!! looks tremendous!!! thanks for sharing
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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That Besemer Scania looks the goods ...very nice BC.
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thats awesome, how do you like the ycc luffer kit? i remember a while back, someone had a problem with theirs, do you have any problems with it?
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I did not have any problems with the luffer kit, YCC did a nice job with it. You get everything in the box that you need, nice walkways for the jib (even a walkway for the base of the Conrad fly jib), metal pendants, extra cw, liebherr hook ball, etc. I need more cw, so I will probably pick up a second set.
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Very nice models, i've been eyein' that terex for a little while.
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ok thanks mark, ive wanted to get this crane with luffer kit for a while, looks great
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That LTM1300 does look the dogs wotsits. Nice job indeed.
van den Brink is a nice model and I have both on order at the moment. I am hoping to receive a few models here in the next couple of weeks or so.
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