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Nice pictures. I like how you played around with the focus.
-Tom Check out what i do: http://www.youtube.com/user/BobcatNinja2124The company i work for: http://www.interstatelandscapenh.com/
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TomG wrote:Nice pictures. I like how you played around with the focus. Ditto. The pictures came out really good.
-John
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Was actually just down at Bocat the other day getting some parts. Since I have a bunch of free time I talked with the parts guy about the new M-series loaders and excavators, and wound up checkin those out and then went over and checked out the new Doosan wheeled and tracked excavators and loaders. I'll tell you those cabs are very nice and those machines look sharp, according to the parts guy are very reliable so far, and are very, very competetively priced. As in you can get a brand new Doosan 140 for cheaper than 800-1,200hr Cat 312C L's on machinery trader.
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Thanks guys, it makes the pictures have something to them, not just plain old pics
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Nice pictures. The Doosan machines just need some time testing and then I think they will catch-on.
-Ethan Collection 8/2/2016For more of the Diorama and my collection: On Facebook or On YouTube
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