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Nice photos Fabio but maybe you can downsize them? They've just killed my PC!!
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Cranes Etc wrote:Nuremberg Toy Fair 2013Report: Cranes Etc. Video starring your host! Ian Great review and video interviews. Have to say this caught my attention: "Also significant is WSI's new marketing arrangement with Tonkin Replicas and the formation of Diecast Holdings. This will impact Tonkin's new Caterpillar models and other opportunities for both WSI and Tonkin."
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Looking forward to seeing/hearing the updated and new 2013 Sword Models Chuck mentioned in his interview.
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There's one of those big material handlers here along the river, don't know if its a sennebogen, it's painted tan, no name on it. Very interesting model, might pick one up
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Interesting... The Sennebogen 8130 EQ appears to be available as a crawler and as a pedestral variant. I wonder if the model comes with both parts, so you can swap them or if there will be two different models available. Then again... I think I need two of them... A crawler and a pedestral...  
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Also not mentioned yet, Herpa are also releasing a LR 1600/1 model, In 1:87 scale
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Paul R wrote:I recognise someone in that last photo!
Models look great. Can't wait to get the Denzai 11200.
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Jack. wrote:Also not mentioned yet, Herpa are also releasing a LR 1600/1 model, In 1:87 scale Really? This is great news.
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The bad news is you will have to buy about a dozen trucks with parts of the crane loaded to get the complete crane.Herpa knows how to screw their customers up to the max
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And you wont have a complete crane until 2014!
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Very nice report by "Cranes." Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the new releases for 2013.
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Fabio wrote:Paul R wrote:Nice photos Fabio but maybe you can downsize them? They've just killed my PC!!
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Paul R I'm sorry about it, but if I downsize them, we can't see it very well. It is okay now as they are all thumbnails  Paul R
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BAH wrote:Paul R wrote:I recognise someone in that last photo!
Paul R Ones Chuck Sword but the one in the black jacket has a Drake Trailer logo on his bag... Bruce from Drake Collectibles and Michael Ludwig director of NZG
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Outstanding report once again Ian, thanks for taking the time to interview the manufacturers too, a brilliant touch and great information. Cheers! Rowan.
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Anyone got a link to the bauforum24 toy fair pics? There's normally a great selection on there!
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Anyone got a link to the bauforum24 toy fair pics? There's normally a great selection on there!
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JoeS1989 wrote:Anyone got a link to the bauforum24 toy fair pics? There's normally a great selection on there! Here you go: http://forum.bauforum24.biz/forum/index.php?showtopic=55351&st=245I wish I could go there someday myself. The 1:50th stuff is interesting of course, but think about everything else!! It's Toy paradise!! On another site I saw a picture of the new Transformers toys. Hasbro is coming with a Metroplex figure that's the biggest transformer ever, at about 60 cm tall. It just happens that my uncle has a webshop selling steammodel engines (Wilesco), and he actually has the possibility to go the fair. I think I just have to try convincing him to go there and bring me along.
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