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Hi Guys,
Can any one help me ive bought a 1/50 Gottwald kit and intend to build it in SARENS colours. does anyone have any good pictures i can borrow as i want to try and detail this model as much as i can any help would be great.
Paul A.
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This link should help: AK680Paul R
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Thanks Paul great help also got pics from dan of the finished models so think this is gonna be a long project.
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Paul A, There are a few pictures of Gottwald AK680 in Sarens livery and its previous liveries in: http://www.kranen.tk/Go to "Cranes" then "Gottwald". I hope it helps. Guy
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Thanks guy thats a fantastic website can c me being on there for ages. and thanks for the other pics paul.
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Hi Paul, although you probably have plenty of great photos to help you now I thought I'd add some of mine I took in December at Carlisle. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished model I've thought of doing exactly the same myself      Stephen.
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Excellent photos there stephen missed it when it was at carlisle was it working on the new carlisle bypass.
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I just put some on the other thread about this crane - I meant to put them on this one for you!
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Best of luck to you with the kit, it make for nice eye candy! Mark     
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is this the kit from that Daniel guy? Mark, man i really like your setup, just your whole display area is very nice and spacious.... tall ceilings  
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bigcranes wrote:Best of luck to you with the kit, it make for nice eye candy! Mark Is that 1:50 and is it avaible somewhere? Also, really cool real pictures longer up in the post!
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I like the Scott Greenham paint job along with those massive pulleys sitting above the cab....Very cool !
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bigcranes wrote:Best of luck to you with the kit, it make for nice eye candy! Mark thats one tasty display there Mark!!! always get a kick out of seeing your babies on display
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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Thanks Mark thats one serious model i hope i can get mine built as good. then daniel said he would give as much help with details as he can. and thanks everyone i now have a mass of pics to help along the way so just gotta wait now be a few months before i start this project due to work commitments.=>:-<
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Good luck with your project Paul. This crane is a beauty, i'm hoping that YCC will make it one day.
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I hope not noel lol as this is gonna cost a arm and a leg.
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^^^I understand your thinking Paul  , but the 680 would make a sensational diecast model. A crane of historical importance AND it would be a rare addition to the very few (model) lattice boom wheeled cranes available. Sensational pics of both Mark's model and the real thing in both threads...
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Myggen wrote:Is that 1:50 and is it avaible somewhere?
Yes. You can contact Daniel through the Hansebubeforum - http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=12136
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