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Brandon, the picture failed to load. Rowan.
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fixed it, dont know why it didnt work, if i had the page it was on, pulled up at the same time as the forum, it would work, but if the page was not pulled up, it wouldnt show, weird
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oh i cant wait to add this model to my collection, i dont care what it takes..... a liver, a kidney, whatever..... im getting this model at some point!!!
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new pic from wsi, this thing is looking awesome! its making me reconsider on purchasing one now, dont know where i would put it but its looking sweet  so i guess that means im going to have to buy some blue and yellow support cranes for it also  
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I also want this model badly! But with a max ceiling height of 2.2m I am not sure I am able to display it  Paul R
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i know this model is old news and everything, but i still cant get over the size of this thing! check out the lg1750 for a comparison! 
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Massive indeed 
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I dont get to browse here much these days. Sure seems slow 'round here. Im sure my reasons are like everyone else's....life just gets in the way. But this topic caught my eye. And i couldnt help but wonder who's collection this is? And is that a Versacrane? If so, whats the story behind that? What an impressive collection.
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The crane in front of that versa crane is a 21000, all 3 cranes are for sale on eBay and a ptc
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Great pics Mogs! I was hoping you'd post a few here after seeing a few on FB. Glad you made it back after your slight delay!
Paul R
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You on the SCG Mogs?
Great pics!
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Yes,,,just finished in indonesia
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Amazing pics. Makes me want to buy a SGC in 1:50...if I could afford it. TFS
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Mogs, Always enjoy your pics tho I never say so. Thanks for the very intimate look inside this profession, one that is hard to come by. Please keep the pics coming for those of us that will never see anything remotely close to this. Kind regards, Bug
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Crackin pics Mogs,she's some beaut,will be something else to see her shift 1900t!
Now twist the cap on a nice cold Bulmers,feet up,watch a bit of Into the West
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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Superb pics Mogs!
You are obviously in a very unique position to be able to get these pictures so thanks for sharing them.
Paul R
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Thanks for sharing Mogs cheers: brett G
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