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Ooh, I've just seen this: http://www.fritzesmodellboerse.de/neuheiten/conrad/index.htmA yellow Liebherr T282b. 
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Ha, ha! Tim, I must say that the white units alongside the cab on your one breaks up all the yellow which is a good thing. Although it has only been announced it would have been better to see a Syncrude liveried version. Unless it has been modelled on that 
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Even though I stopped collecting large mine models, I still want the Liebherrs. The yellow one looks very apealing as well!!
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thorleif wrote:Ha, ha! Tim, I must say that the white units alongside the cab on your one breaks up all the yellow which is a good thing. Although it has only been announced it would have been better to see a Syncrude liveried version. Unless it has been modelled on that I'm not sure what you think a Syncrude version would look like, but that's pretty much exactly what the Syncrude trucks are like.
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Just any truck number(s) and Syncrude badging that they might have. I know it's not much in terms of the overall truck but it would be a nice touch. I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to add such details yourself though.
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Greasemonkey wrote:thorleif wrote:Ha, ha! Tim, I must say that the white units alongside the cab on your one breaks up all the yellow which is a good thing. Although it has only been announced it would have been better to see a Syncrude liveried version. Unless it has been modelled on that I'm not sure what you think a Syncrude version would look like, but that's pretty much exactly what the Syncrude trucks are like. Hmm...I must have been mistaken. I was under the impression that the new Conrad Syncrude version of the Liebherr T282 came with burn marks, half full fire suppression tanks and its own service truck. Oh well, maybe that'll turn up at the Toy Fair (?). Fingers crossed!!Seriously though, a C series would have been great! - Chris 
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