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Location: Copake, NY
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Rank: Advanced Member
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Joined: 9/7/2005
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Location: Copake, NY
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Rank: Advanced Member
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Joined: 9/7/2005
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Location: Copake, NY
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Some great finds there Kerst. 1500 looks quite alright in those colours.
Paul R
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You are lucky to go there as i cant go. Sin papeles. Btw. You didnt get to see the two brand new 11200s. They belong to the same comp. Cargo crane. I wish i new ho to paint so i can paint my 11200 in this livery. One day one day. Oq compa ya working on it?
SOMETHING IS BETTER THAN NOTHING. http://s1185.photobucket.com/home/vipyfz2008/indexhttp://www.youtube.com/user/vipyfz?feature=mheeluis.
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VIPCranes wrote:You are lucky to go there as i cant go. Sin papeles.
Btw. You didnt get to see the two brand new 11200s. They belong to the same comp. Cargo crane. I wish i new ho to paint so i can paint my 11200 in this livery. One day one day.
Oq compa ya working on it? No, I didn't get to see the LTM11200's. I knew they were there somewhere. Mexico city is quite a big place and I tried to find the building sites, but found these cranes only by accident on the very last day of my stay there. The LTM1500 was brand new, not even license plates yet! Kerst
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