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oh man i want that Sarens LTM 1800 so badly!!! what a beautiful model!
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Damn!Need one of those. 
Jose.The proudly Mexican cookie monster!It's a diecast thing.You couldn't understand!
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wow, great looking collection, how about sending me one of those 8800s
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That LTM1800 looks soooooo good. One day i would get one.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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Awesome pictures and models, and yea the ltm 1800 will also be my next model i hope :D
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Laurent, you have one hell of a great collection!!
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thanks a lot guys ... I need to reeve the block on the yellow sarens ... I'm actually thinking that I should get some Musky Master ... 18 and 27 lb test... where do you guys recommend that I can buy some (on line)? should i buy in smaller rolls? and which line should i use 27lb for big cranes? 18 for small? I like when everything rolls smoothly so I dont mind the thinner line... again thanks guys...
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18 lb for 300t and less.... 27 lb for 300t and higher
you have a pretty good sized collection man, im jealous of your Sarens cranes, ALL OF THEM!
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right on bros... all the information i needed...I will post more pics of the ltm 1800 ...
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awesome!! you have the luffer for it as well?
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yes...
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lucky guy!!! i wish i had the Sarens version.... not that im not happy with my Grohmann version but i would like to have been able to get both
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id love to get a ltm1800 with all the goodies but this model costs way to much IMO, but im sure its worth it, it also looks too fragile to me
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WOW!
That is a bloody brilliant model!
-John
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man i need to find some extra money to get the luffer and derrick for my LTM 1800!!! 
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Look really good with the luffer, I've got mine set up the same way as you have in the last few pictures.
very nice collection of large cranes!
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