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I've not been since it was at Bemmel - nice pics.
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Nice photos. I plan on heading over next year. 
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Great picturs Paul, hope to get there one year myself.
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Thanks for the great photos Paul, some of the code 3 and scratch built work there is phenominal. The crane in that second last photo is something else. 
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Excellent pics. What livery is the LTM 1500 in green and white ? Did you mean HKV instead of BKV. Even the pic of the Wagenborg LTM 1350 looks great. I didn't have a chance to see the Mammoet Kobelco at Conexpo. They were already taking it apart by the time I got there Saturday. It looks better in pics than it does in pieces. Is that a custom Wiesbauer LG 1750 or the one that is suppose to be released soon ? That Weldex LR 1750 is awesome.
Edit: Oops, Tadano Wagenborg.
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Paul Crane wrote:Excellent pics. What livery is the LTM 1500 in green and white ? Did you mean HKV instead of BKV. Even the pic of the Wagenborg LTM 1350 looks great. I didn't have a chance to see the Mammoet Kobelco at Conexpo. They were already taking it apart by the time I got there Saturday. It looks better in pics than it does in pieces. Is that a custom Wiesbauer LG 1750 or the one that is suppose to be released soon ? That Weldex LR 1750 is awesome. I agree about these LR 1750, especially the Weldex; Paul (R), are they customs or new liveries? The heavy haulage duo is also cool, with the timberland on the right. They should have thrown some harvesting equipment such as a little Valmet and a 8x8 carrier.  The boom assembly on the Mammoet Kobelco made me laugh. Looks like they're building a stage for 1:50 Bon Jovi coming in town...  Stephane
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Paul Crane wrote:....Did you mean HKV instead of BKV. Even the pic of the Wagenborg LTM 1350 looks great.... Thanks for the correction! Presumably you also meant the Tadano ATF400G-6? All the LR's and LG's are custom painted. I was told that the guy who does it has painted every LG/LR that Liebherr have sold! The green and white 1500 is also a custom. It is A. M. Kranwind and looks beautiful. Paul R
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Yes, very nice pictures. Thank you for sharing them. I too, like that green/white 1500. I think it is funny that now that I have completed my heavy haul flatbed fleet [6-axle trailers with 4 and 5 axle tractors], I now see it as a set.
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It was a good show. I'll post my own photo's tomorrow.
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Great pics That green and white 1500 looks sweet! 
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Yes fantastic photos Paul! Did you buy anything at the show,?
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Cubanb343 wrote:Yes fantastic photos Paul! Did you buy anything at the show,? I did not. There was a few smaller items I thought about buying but didn't. Deal of the day was the Ainscough MAN with ballast trailer selling for €138. I've seen this make almost double that on eBay! Paul R
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Great to see your table Jan Is anyone else having problems with Ralf's link?. All I get is a notice "content is not available" when I click on it.
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Would anybody have any photos of the inside wheel hubs on the 994H? Are they as poor as all the other 1:50 loaders so far? It's really ironic that the HO scale pieces get a decent inside hub and the 1:50 pieces don't.
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Great photos thanks for posting
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Paul wrote:Is anyone else having problems with Ralf's link?. All I get is a notice "content is not available" when I click on it. Probably because you have to be friends with the guy, can't see it either on my side. And really, was there just cranes and Jan's table at that show? C'mon guys, don't let us down.
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Weserhutte wrote:Would anybody have any photos of the inside wheel hubs on the 994H? Are they as poor as all the other 1:50 loaders so far? It's really ironic that the HO scale pieces get a decent inside hub and the 1:50 pieces don't. Sorry I do not. I went back at the end of the day to take some more photos of the 994H and 4400D AC but by sheer coincidence I got talking to a guy who operates one of Mammoets Kobelco CKE 2500's! By the time we'd finished talking the models had all been packed away. But as you can imagine, he was a super interesting guy to talk to with some stories about his career which started in 1979 on a boom truck and included a stint in the oil sands with Northern Crane. Paul R
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