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Conrad releases are a bit disapointing so far
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You guys get spoiled enough! I'm damn pleased with Conrad's lineup! Even though they're just "repaints" I'll likely be picking up a case of each of these, provided they're not in the $200+ range... Link-belt 250x2White Liebherr 954C
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Perhaps Conrad are holding some models back until Bauma?.
The R9800 is a beast and it's fantastic to finally see it but personally I would prefer the backhoe version.
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I just noticed the Liebherr R 954 C is in all white... I didin't see it earlier because I assumed it was a Vinci model. Looks nice with the quickcoupler and three attachments!!
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GCS wrote:Conrad releases are a bit disapointing so far Yes it is but as has been mentioned in a later post, there is Bauma to consider and I'm sure most manufacturers are holding back because of this. Paul R
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Has anyone have any links or pics of the R9800 from conrad please?
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Im buying that link belt!
Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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This was posted by Quarry Diecast overnight on Facebook. 
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"BIG JOHN" wrote:Has anyone have any links or pics of the R9800 from conrad please? See : http://www.bouwmachineforum.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=187&t=29776&hilit=9800&start=110
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I was hoping to see the ac1000 luffing jib released.
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Just posting a pic for someone. 
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If that is the case with Bauma, we best beseeing a CC/TC 2800-1 in April
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I gone out of my way to collect Link-Belt models, but I am liking that 250x2.
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Wow, I'm really surprised by the lukewarm reaction to news of the Liebherr 9800. It looks amazing and I'm so pleased it is Conrad that will be producing it. Hopefully a backhoe version will follow at some point, as was the case with the 996.
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Jack. wrote:If that is the case with Bauma, we best beseeing a CC/TC 2800-1 in April We can only hope so  That would be nice!!! Jeff
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I saw the white 954 and immediately thought of you Eric, I think I know what you have up your sleeve, but only time will tell if I'm right or not.
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.....and the anticipation and excitement builds up for tomorrow 
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Cat924Gz wrote:I saw the white 954 and immediately thought of you Eric, I think I know what you have up your sleeve, but only time will tell if I'm right or not. Gee, I wonder what it could be Yes, your suspicions are spot on, I already have (12) 954's stripped and waiting in the shop, but...
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I am assuming the Liebherr R9800 is in 1:50
Scale correct?
Does anyone jave links ro pocturea of the actual
Show?
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Mitchtim, yes it is 1:5. Just read on page 6 of the Bouwmachine link above, WSI will have several Large scale cranes including the LTM1500. Second last post on the page.
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