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Hello friends... daily direct line update from BAUMA : our stand with 3V benne  FR200 the big demolition cruscher in the world.. ;)   
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Could you please make those photos bigger? Oh, how I wish I could be there.
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CatD11T wrote:Could you please make those photos bigger? Oh, how I wish I could be there. Click on them. They are thumbnails linked to larger photos.
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Thanks for the pics, really appreciate them
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that 9100 is one bad ass looking excavator!! come on NZG
is that an LGR 1750?
thanks for the pics ricky
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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gbarnewall wrote:that 9100 is one bad ass looking excavator!! come on NZG
is that an LGR 1750?
thanks for the pics ricky Got to agree that 9100 does look impresive first time ive seen a pic of it.
Take it to the limit and then just a bit more
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some new models available at the Bauma:
Liebherr LR1300
NAGEL Liebherr 586 NZG
LIEBHERR L 300 gold NZG
Liebherr TA 230 CONRAD
Liebherr 944 C tunnel NZG
LIEBHERR MK 88 CONRAD
Case CX 240 B Long Reach CONRAD
Hitachti Zaxis 225 Sinsei
VOLVO EC 460 C
VOLVO EW 160 C industrial
VOLVO EC 20 C
VOLVO L 50 F
all Volvo models made by NZG
Jan
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janh wrote:some new models available at the Bauma:
VOLVO EC 460 C
all Volvo models made by NZG
Jan
Any pictures???
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That Liebherr stand looks impressive.
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VOLVO EC460 C ??....I can't wait to see this model !!
Nothing on new CAT models ?...I kept hearing rumours of a 374D from Norscot.
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thanks guys for posting pics for us, hope to see lots more
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Great pics ricky, thanks! Its a pity the only new crane model so far is the MK88 
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Hi everybody... i have the Volvo EC460C L here,it's a great model from NZG and Volvo,tomorrow i will make pics... the Liebherr Dumper TA 230 from Conrad is very good.And they give them Model their own touch... The MK88 is also a great model with blink lights...i don't know if this is the beginning of Geschatronic i wish... i missed the New Poclain model...the 240B Long reach is a very good model... Conrad make also a very good Job. regards Steffen
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Has Caterpillar come out with any new models both real and die-cast? or are we stuck with just the pavers in die-cast.
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Thank you giftmodels for the pictures, please keep them coming as you have time.
Jeff
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This is what kept me from going;  While I find this phenomenon absolutely beautiful;it cost me a lot of money and has disrupted my life massively not being able to travel to the bauma. The airlines, hotels, and car rental places are all having problems rectifying things and I would expect it to take a couple of months to get everything sorted out. From what I have been able to glean from other forums, the manufacturers that actually have models for sale at the show are at a premium price point.
Please use this before clicking "post"??? You may be surprised with what you see!
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Wow, that's an amazing shot.
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dude that is one crazy shot of that man for some odd reason makes me wanna go there to try to get a shot like that
Jon
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Eric Pioszak wrote:
Any pictures???
http://forum.bauforum24.biz/forum/index.php?showtopic=37644&st=305Nice model.I have instructed a friend of mine from Munich to go and get one for me. Bymo has the prototype of the Komatsu PC 8000.And Sandvik shows a dumper model that will be released second half of the year. Jan
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