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The press release picture would be photoshoped. That's a nice looking dozer to men and also fine in yellow   source: https://twitter.com/LiebherrRent_GB
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I hope to get some food pics of that combo when I move to my new place.
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I reckon Rix's Creek repainted it white to match their R9800.Suspect that the image above was photoshopped.Liebherr construction corporate colours are yellow and grey with white cabs.Coal mines prefer white machines.
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hello
the machine there is yellow at the mine side.
best reagrds
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Brian C wrote:I reckon Rix's Creek repainted it white to match their R9800.Suspect that the image above was photoshopped.Liebherr construction corporate colours are yellow and grey with white cabs.Coal mines prefer white machines. Looking at the press release of the white one it's either a very dodgey paint job or photoshopped haha I'm sure if there was more than one machine around the world working the photos would have leaked by now.. i rekon the one and only at Rix Creek is still yellow, the one they show off at Bauma will be white which is the reason for the marketing spin
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Great post Wesserhutte, you always have interesting information. If true, that is one heck of a dozer. would love a model. CAW
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Quinella wrote:Great post Wesserhutte, you always have interesting information. If true, that is one heck of a dozer. would love a model. CAW Sure is true. I have seen it in the flesh, and a photo of it in transport.
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Hello There is also a night picture avaliable but i can not insert it. http://www.baumaschinenbilder.de/forum/thread.php?postid=871993#post871993 best regards klaus
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I have to say this is lovely.
New UK based Scale construction forum. www.scaleplantandconstruction.co.uk
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That is beautiful, it's nice to see a high drive besides Cat. Cat equipment is cool and all but it's every where and it's boring to me. This new Liebherr is a nice change to see!
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Any chance one of these might be released in time for Bauma,??
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I would love to see WSI make one of these. If they can keep the quality and detail anything like the ZX870 or 970SME I think it would be a phenomenal model!
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KyleS wrote:I would love to see WSI make one of these. If they can keep the quality and detail anything like the ZX870 or 970SME I think it would be a phenomenal model! I think you are right Kyle,I've been away from 1/50th models for 10 years now,but one of those is definitely on my wish list, Regards Joe.
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Rumors are that there will be a 1:50 version of this released, possibly Bauma.
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catkom3: What scale have you been collecting? By the way diggerrr, that night picture is unreal. GREAT shot of that beast. Can't wait to get one. CAW
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Quinella wrote:catkom3: What scale have you been collecting? By the way diggerrr, that night picture is unreal. GREAT shot of that beast. Can't wait to get one. CAW Ah Quinella.I'm into 1/32nd scale agricultural models these days,the 1/50th was to small to work with and getting to expensive as well,so coming from a farm background I went back to that,and these days the detail level is almost up there with the 1/50th stuff,  Regards Joe.
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Nice fendts!
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Some clever cookie "Mr X" has been busy creating a 1:50 scale PR776 based on a D10T Pic's from Quarry Diecast's facebook page 4104_893961954054097_2678481657532501821_n_zpse8cxe1   
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Amazing job! Really nice model in 1:50!
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