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Nick,
Great Pics
How Many CC8800 do Tutt's own?
Regards
James Muldoon
From the Land Down Under
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James,
Just the one to my knowledge. Its an impressive machine up close.
Time to get a 1:50 version i think.
Nick
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fantastic pictures, as simple looking as this crane looks..... its very impressive!!! keep us posted with more pictures when the boom gets raised if you can
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Great pictures Nick! Sort of reminds me of the MIC livery with all the different coloured boom sections.
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Thanks for the pictures Nick  It would be great to see one or two when she's up and running. Of all the cranes I've been fortunate to see the CC8800 is the one I'm still dreaming of seeing.
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Great post - the size of the hook/ block is staggering...
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ulf wrote:Great post - the size of the hook/ block is staggering... Exactly what I was thinking. Jeff
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Hi !
I have a 1/50 scale model like that for sale !! the original terex color
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What a beauty! I can't wait to see the boom in the air
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Paul R wrote:Great pictures Nick! Sort of reminds me of the MIC livery with all the different coloured boom sections.
Paul R thats exactly what i was thinking when i saw the pictures as well Paul
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Some more of the hook.  
Nick
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Are the hollow mats a new idea?
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This 8800 have a wheeled counterweight carrier or a hanging set up? Also as said before it does set your mind to the MIC rig.
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Where in Perth is it being put together. Would love to have sticky!
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Great pictures!
Mmmm....thinking on repainting my CC-8800 on this colors.
Cheers.
Jose.
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This machine has the floating CW or tray. Photos courtesy of: Liam O'Byrne - Aus) First test lift. 840t 28m     Rowan.
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thing is a monster! TFS and keep them coming
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very nice crane...thanks for the pic's
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