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I think a good backhoe model is due, as well as a cool 3/4 ton or 1 ton pick up truck and flatbed gooseneck trailer. I am more simple I guess.. But I have always wanted a pickup and gooseneck combo in 1/50th. And I don't mean ertl's 1/64 stuff I mean like sword or someone doing it so it's detailed and right.
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I'd love to see a 1/50 model of the Terex CC6800.
Hopefully, the CC3800 shows things are moving in that direction.....
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Save1er wrote:M-21000 would be nice
1/50 or bust Mitch makes a fantastic 21000, but it's 1:48.
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JohnGalt wrote:
Mitch makes a fantastic 21000, but it's 1:48.
How much and how do I get ahold of Mitch?
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Grove GMK 6300 / 6400
Heavy Cranes
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LTM 1750
LTM 1400
LTM 1095
LR 11000
LR 13000 (if it every happens, my wallet will kill me)
LG 1750 in Mammoet livery
LR 1300 in Mammoet livery
Mammoet- Size does Matter.
Dafgek
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Cat345bl wrote:Heres my list
Equipment
Detailed Case 580 Super L, M, or N (Ertl's ones suck, ashamed that the best backhoe on the market is not represented properly in 1/50th scale)
Komatsu LC-5 Generation Excavators
First Gen Caterpillar 973
Caterpillar 939C
Yes, yes, yes, and yes. The 939c is pretty much a D5c trackloader, correct? By that rationale, is a D4C with a frontloader a 935c?
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A 4 axle version of the Oshkosh Front Discharge Mixer in 1/50
A High quality American Cab Over truck either a classic Pete or KW or New style Freightliner Argosy cab over tractor 1/50
Komatsu 445exl feller buncher (based on the sword Valmet 445exl harvester with yellow paint and a feller head. Same machine in real life) 1/50
a high quality tractor a Heil Bulk cement tanker trailer 1/50
Grove 650-700 RT all terrain crane 1/50
- Kyle
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Paul R wrote:Gottwald AMK 680-3
Paul Rp Yes me to! as long as there is the Sarens version! It would be nice to see a Lampson ltl 1100, 1200 or 1500, I know CCM done a very small run of the LTL 1100 in 1/48 scale but are hard to find and a bit pricey. Stephen.
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I would like a Hitachi EX8000 front shovel in 1:50 scale
Yes I own a lot of Norscot Cat models they remind me of my many good years working for a Cat Dealer. Going out to the back forty after work playing with used equipment just moving dirt around
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CDN Cat Power wrote:I would like a Hitachi EX8000 front shovel in 1:50 scale Your not the only one!  
 "It's O-gauge or no gauge..."
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How about a 3x3x3 heavy haul trailer and a rail lowboy trailer. I feel that most of our requests go in one ear and out the other with the mfgs. Two years ago, I spoke with the gentleman working the the First Gear both at the Indy show, in regards of the possibility of having First Gear make a rail lowboy trailer. He had no idea of what I was talking about and seemed to care less. I realize that new models do not come cheap, but when I see some of the new ones that come out, I wonder where they get their ideas.
Dumpster
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Road widener,( Blaw Knox ,Barber Greene or Midland), Old style 950 loader
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Let's see, the last time I answered this question was 12/10/13. I'm still pretty much barking up the same tree...   Not a lot of changes either - the Gottwald is the 912, but the 850, 680...pretty much anything Gottwald would work.
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4100, not 4000 
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My Brand New (Not even out of the box Yet)TWH P&H 4100XPC Shovel in 1:50 Scale. I am currently building a 30x63 Diorama to display it with my 793 and 797 Haul Trucks in my home office. I am aSenior Technical Trainer For Joy Global mining / P&H / Letourneau and having this sweetheart is my dream come true!!!
Eric J. Hovan
Senior Technical Trainer
Joy Global Mining Underground Division
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RMS Models wrote:Ulf,
You said "pretty much anything Gottwald would work"
John - that is a nice looking Manitowoc - what is the story on it? Another Gomez creation?
RMS - I would prefer a lattice boom. The 1000 is a nice model, but there are a LOT of hydraulic crane models out there.
Thanks for the input gentlemen!
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LR 11350. LTM 1750 mammoet
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Ulf, you are correct: the Pierce carrier is by Mitch Gomez. The upperworks is the TWH 4100W (see the knot in the rigging?) for which Mitch designed the carrier to mount. It comes with a cab door, but I guess some vandals must have stolen it in the night. You know how that goes.
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