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if it comes in SARENS livery or Mcnallys i will buy it. if not sorry folks it woulndnt be joining my collection
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Paul A wrote:Well
if it comes in SARENS livery or Mcnallys i will buy it. if not sorry folks it woulndnt be joining my collection
Paul A.
I am with you on that, if does not come in my favorite color (Mammoet) then it is not comming in my collections
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I'd be interested in Grohmann if they are still having one, and possible Breuer and Wasel. I am hoping it is a while before any liveries are done, which I guess it will be due to the delay of the real machine.
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as a standard color crane, i really dont fine the AC 1000/9 all that appealing, i mean its nice but i just find the LTM 11200 way more flashy..... now maybe in some company colors it will look much better.... i too am curious to see how she will look painted in different colors
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With the recent delay again, perhaps there won't be different colours!.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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you can see in this pic that the SSL only attatches to the spot its in here and tele section 4. but i dont think you can spread the SSL as the connection point to tele 4 doesnt pivot  , also why is it missing sheaves on tele 4 sorry the pic is so big also, looks like the outriggers are removable 
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Nice crane sure has a lot of boom extensions on it and no elevated cab design like Liebherrs !
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Love all the photoshopped details!  Its only a prototype Cranedude..... sure things will change! But........................................................................................................... The SSL attachment points seem to be riveted .... DAMN YOU CONRAD! (hope is fixed by release) And the price of (may not be final) $650? umm... Have they seen the LTM-11200 by NZG?
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Yeah I know it's the prototype, hopefully they change it! It's not worth 650 bucks but i still want one in my collection
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Is the Nordic LG1750 coming from Conrad or is HTM doing this one like the Grohmann? As for the AC 1000 I'm not sold on it yet.
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I don't see pic. But have to wait and see i suppose.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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Conrad is doing the Nordic LG-1750, altho Nordic does not have the Luffing option for the 1750. Only the wind setup SLDH i believe.
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Ok thakyou cranebrain may look into the Nordic unit now.
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Cheap sany crap.
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It's on the front page with the spectacular price of...... $730!! Yeah sorry Conrad but no thank you! http://www.dhsdiecast.com/shop/product_detail.cfm?product_id=8819Havators LTM11200 WILL be making it's way to my collection, AC10000 not worth that much
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AHAHHAHAHA! WHAT A JOKE!!! yeah, pass
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Wow! That's crazy, what makes them think it's even worth that much
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yeah,they should really get with the program and ship production to China,I'll still be forking out the wedge for it though
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I'll get one but that's crazy, it's no where near as detailed as the 11200! If a luffer becomes available, this things going to be a fortune! Maybe a jib is included
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that thing looks awsome!
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