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Hi everyone I was just looking at McNallys web site and I saw this not sure if its been posted yet if it has please ignore me .  McNally LG1750Now a model of this would be very nice 
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I have seen some photo's of her rigged up on a friends FB page,I think Liebherr had rigged her up for the initial commissioning with wind turbine jib,have to say it looked amazing!! this was a couple of weeks ago so its probably on its way to or has already started its first job with Mogs at the helm,somewhere in sunny France
I'm aniticipating a 1/50 version
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?
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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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Nice find David. Hopefully we'll see a 1:50 version, but only if the correct type face is used on the decals this time.
Noel.
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Sweet pics Graham ! TFS
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great pics, still havent talked myself into getting a lg, maybe one day
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Super pics, she looks smashing.. Hopefully we'll see a model of it some time. I hope nobody forgets to pull up that drop down access ladder any time or it could be ripped clean off by the outriggers when the crane slews around! 
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I'm mainly a dirt guy but have just recently started getting into the cranes. One question for all you guys with crane knowledge, what goes into deciding whether to have a telescopic or a lattice boom crane do the job? To me, it looks like the telescopic ones are easier to assemble than the lattice boom, then again I could be wrong. And o ya, the crane does look amazing in these pics
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Lattice booms are stronger!!!
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Jack. wrote:Lattice booms are stronger!!! much stronger! sweet pics Grahman, tell your buddy thanks.... Mogs is a lucky dude!!!
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very nice machine. got any pics showing the whole boom in the air?
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Wow fantastic pics even money this will appear in model form
would not mind a model of the muldoon scania in the pics either
gbar dude myself darren and the homer fella are going to see the beast next saturday week up in limerick leaving waterford at 8 o clock any interest in meeting us along the road for brekfast.
regards gus.
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^^^ Don't forget the camera and plenty memory cards!!   Paul R
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Nice pictures! Is the crane still in France ?
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@GusO
I would love to also see the Muldoon Scania in model Form.
Could tell everyone it's My Truck (See surname Below)
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James Muldoon
From the Land Down Under
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Nice pics and Great lookin crane reminds me of SCHMIDBAUER scheme !
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Come on Ricky lets have a model please Paul A
Take it to the limit and then just a bit more
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[quote=Jim_sparky]@GusO I would love to also see the Muldoon Scania in model Form. Could tell everyone it's My Truck (See surname Below) very good jim 
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Paul A wrote:Come on Ricky lets have a model please Paul A  you sure about that
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