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Fantastic Rob!!! I love that army push tractor too, Is it a FAUN unit? Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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Yeah thats the big Faun
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Great shots. Thanks for posting.
The Pusher tractor looks like a Faun Elefant - ALE have three of them in South Africa.
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I thought I had seen it before, Redredred sent through this picture a while back, pretty impressive machine. By the way, what is that load? Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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The load is the base for a new Stacker Reclaimer at the NCIG site. in these pics they were going to use it to help tow the Volvo down the dirt track, but it turned out they didnt need it but im not sure about inside the site itself. Were back down there again on Saturday night for the next 2 peices.
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Another one just for the hell of it
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those are some tasty pics Bob! really cool outfit,thanks for sharing
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?
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That's a tight fit. TFS
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Went for a drive today, test out my new lens. Took these shots. Tutt bryant boys in Newcastle with a cable reel. Rex Andrews big Faun with 20 axle lines and Sandvick stacker reclaimer boom load and a big Drake looks to be a 6 line with 4 line add on, i beleive it could be owned by PATR out of Sydney. TWH and Drake please make this a model along with his C508!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love these platforms, also saw lampsons 6 line but it was hidden.
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Great photos yet again! A big thanks to ya.
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Thanks for posting Robert. Very good night photos! Ken
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a Cutter wrote:Great photos yet again! A big thanks to ya.
Chris Ditto...
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Super and very interesting photos Thanks for showing and sharing them.
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Love that trailer in the last pic, nice find Rob! Rowan. 1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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Thanks fellas, hope to get more pics this weekend, I'll keep posting into this topic instead of opening new ones
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Most of the loads are what I would call tape measure intense!! Its one thing to measure and say yea you can make 47 feet 3.75 inches wide and we will clear it by 2 inches on either side, its another to make and realize how small 2 inches is!!!! Awesome pictures!
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