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Very nice, you lucky so and so, now where is mine?  Steve.
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Mine's arrived  . will not be home to collect it till Friday though! Gaz
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Looks striking in Sarens colors.
Sean
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Newcrane wrote:Looks striking in Sarens colors.
Sean It certainly does, more so than I realised!!  . Note to self: You are not spending any more big money on models this year
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Congrats, it does look great in those colors, very tempting to get but Ill hold off, just like thorleif  , can't afford to buy anymore models the rest of the year
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oooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhh  now that is damn nice! Stupid ireland not being beside Germany!!!! C'mon plate tectonics!!!!!!!get the finger out tomorrow in work is going to be the longest day ever!!!!!
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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Looks great, thanks for the pics. Cant wait for mine to arrive.. hopefully tomorrow 
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lucky guy.... just like Grahman, stupid Chicago not being close to Germany!!!
i still have at least another 2 weeks to wait for mine, that model looks incredible, really looking forward to getting mine!
post more pictures
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Woc, Count yourself lucky i still haven't had and email and even if they where all shipped at the same time mine is coming sea frieght to Australia so I will be lucky to get it this side of Christmas. Then I will have to wait for the Grohamm to arrive. On top of all that it will not be able to put it up as we are extending the house and have moved out. Still it still looks like it was worth the money and wait.  And no knowone can look after it !!! iT will be under guard at all times Wayne
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yeah i have to wait for the Grohmann model as well.
i also got an email stating that the V Marwijk 11200 is ready to ship as well, also early as hell! this one im going to wait on paying for for a few weeks since its way early and i wasnt expecting to have to pay for it yet.
looking forward to having them all though... will make a sweet showing with all them lined up next to each other
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ozcranedude,
Thats the Biggest Problem with living down under everything take 6 week Via Sea to get here.
Unless your like my work & we had 10ton of Drill rods Flown out From America for your Vermeer Drill, it wasn't cheap
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yeah i guess so.... would ya hold it against me if i said i had the Michielsens LTM 1050 coming as well? i need to keep working man, got LTM 11200 fever! got more 112s to order
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My Van Marwijk and Sarens have been shipped out yesterday to join my other 4 11200s, this will be an expensive time of year
- John
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thorleif wrote:Note to self: You are not spending any more big money on models this year Note from wallet and credit card: NOT YET pops, waiting for other goodies to come out!!!!!  Alass it will be an expensive year hope the economy picks up as the diecast world is still going strong!!! NICE crane too, love the blue color!!!
Dain I'm a kid at heart, so I will play with any model construction vehicle from 1:87 scale to 1:1 scale!!!! Age is a state of time NOT a state of mind!!
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Thanks for all the comments, I'm still surprised mines arrived, really wasn't expecting it for at least another couple of weeks. Here's some more picures I thought I'd take these on my ongoing dio project although maybe 11200's are a bit too big for this yard dio    Hopefully post more pictures tommorrow of it fully rigged with the heavy lift jib.
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I wish I was your neighbor... "No, you didn't get a package today..." ;)
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Nice lookin model sure is a lot of blue think Sarens should paint the rims white and caps blue add a little contrast !
Chet
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