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The review of this NZG model is now on Cranes Etc. I hope it is of use to anyone thinking of buying it. To see photos the same size as the ones below, just click on the photos in the review. Ian   
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that looks tasty!!! wonder what liveries will come? I recently seen on another forum a certain blue 1300 
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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Another great review, can't wait to get it
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Sold, thank you Ian!
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Quit tempting me!  Fantastic review, NZG is kicking everyone in the @$$ dollars/details! Some other manufacturers are going to have to step it up  Maybe an LR1600 next?????  Mark
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Does look a great model indeed and one does have to wonder what liveries will be done. I would bet good money on Felbermayr! I was also wondering if YCC will do a walkway kit for it? I think this would really finish it off.
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Fantastic model and review.. thanks for sharing! Jake
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bigcranes wrote:Maybe an LR1600 next????? Oh I hope so! or even better a CC2800 Great review and as soon as NZG fire it out in a few different liverys it will be in my collection. Please please be Ainscough  Gaz
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Gaz wrote:bigcranes wrote:Maybe an LR1600 next????? Oh I hope so! or even better a CC2800 Great review and as soon as NZG fire it out in a few different liverys it will be in my collection. Please please be Ainscough Gaz I think Van Marwijk seems like good possibilty. They have one, and since there's an LTM 11200-9.1 coming in their livery it would be nice if they made the LR 1300 as well. Nice review as always. I'm not that into crawler cranes, but this surely is a beauty!! Might just have to save up for it!!
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I'm waiting on other liveries also. Something Blue would be nice 
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now that color scheme looks pretty cool
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yeah, Sarilar like the links Bryan posted was going to be the repaint i was going to do for this crane but im no longer able to afford to get this model or any models for that matter for a while now, so it would be nice to see someone do a Sarilar repaint 
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Very Very nice!!
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i thought you was working again, what happened?
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should never work with family!!! just some differences in opinion that couldnt be worked out so i thought it was best if i just part ways before things got out of control
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oh, sorry to hear that, i also work with my family, i work for my grandpa, it can be tough, hope things get better for ya man
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Im looking at getting this, out of curiousity how many rivits do you have to drill out to take the luffer off?
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