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Hope to see one in black and red at some point. Congrats. My friend its another great terex model from conrad. I love conrad models as they alwasy take the cake in strongest. In my own world.
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Got me drooling over here, can't wait for mine to get here! Almost more excited for this then I was with the ltm1400, probably because it's a crawler....
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Wonderful Grigory!, can you post a nice photo of the main body and tracks from the operator cab side and from the front? . Thanks 
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Conrad made an awesome model. With WORST EVER manual u can find. Also i got 2 parts missing - so my dealer now got fire in the ass.  
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Thanks Grigory, the detail looks much better for Conrad. The walkways up the boom sections is great to see.
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Be sure to take pictures beside an lR-1600/2 when you are all finished so we can visually see the difference between the two. I want to know what an extra $300.00 dollars really gets you, so far I see a ton of plastic parts.
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Be sure to take pictures beside an lR-1600/2 when you are all finished so we can visually see the difference between the two. I want to know what an extra $300.00 dollars really gets you, so far I see a ton of plastic parts. German labour rates v's Chinese labour rates We're all in favour of supporting our respective countries regarding manufacturing and creating ,isn't that right ;) Great pics of this long awaited crawler,I will be pulling the trigger soon,and with the amount of companies running the 1:1 hopefully there will be numerous liveries comissioned
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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Quote:Plastic is only pendants like usual on Conrad models. All other parts a metall. If u got some problems with it - then do not buy. I have all crawler cranes. This one - one of the best. Well that's great that it's one of the best I just thought all those pins and pieces were plastic as well and the bridle for the derrick. I would love to know why you think this one is one of the best because I am going to be picking up a crawler soon but was kind of holding out for the lR 1600/2 Wasel.
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I would love to see the CC3800 alongside the CC8800 for a comparisson.
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gbarnewall wrote:
German labour rates v's Chinese labour rates
We're all in favour of supporting our respective countries regarding manufacturing and creating ,isn't that right ;)
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That is still a good-looking model. I have the 18000 and 1750 setup side by side and I never really fret much about the plastic in the Liebherr. They're both great looking cranes - in some ways the 1750 is a better model than the stock 18000.
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Looks great! Dammit where is the ups man.....
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Be sure to take pictures beside an lR-1600/2 when you are all finished so we can visually see the difference between the two. Yes, that would be great. cranedude07 wrote:Looks great!
Dammit where is the ups man..... Brandon, has yours shipped yet?
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It's shipped from conrad, was told should be shipping out this week to collectors, that's if they made it through customs and stuff pretty quick. I haven't gotten an email saying it's on its way yet though. Hopefully this week I do
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cranedude07 wrote:It's shipped from conrad, was told should be shipping out this week to collectors, that's if they made it through customs and stuff pretty quick. I haven't gotten an email saying it's on its way yet though. Hopefully this week I do Yea hopefully....we shall see. Been waiting long enough for this thing.
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I plan on picking up the red and black version.
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