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Just got wind of the new 336E from CCM and what a beaut she is. Now which one to buy.... Thumb or quick coupler hmmmm  what are your guys opinion on the model and which one looks better? I really like the look of the one with the thumb on it.      How the quick coupler works http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zW13B6xNgVc&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DzW13B6xNgVc
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Gary from CCM has informed me the 336 will cost around the $500 range. 
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Too bad it's 1/24 scale though
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It looks very nice too bad it is 1/24. I think it is a 336E not 336EH though. I may be wrong.
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Diecast Logger wrote:It looks very nice too bad it is 1/24. I think it is a 336E not 336EH though. I may be wrong. yeah i wasn't too sure if it was or not, the 1/24 scale does kinda suck but after looking at my friends D7E in 1/24 had so much detail i think it will be worth it
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I like that this is going to be enormous. One will follow me home. Just not that goofy thumb version.
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I have one in the bag. Looking forward to getting it, will be a big model.
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They look great! But the ditched isn't wide enough for my liking!
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Maybe the one with the q/c will be worth it for making custom attachments
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All I can say is WOW!
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I may end up buying one of these. It looks like an amazing model.
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