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Gents: How many liveries did this model come in? When did it come out and where are they now!? Looking for one. Retiring collector in NC
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As far as I remember there was:
Standard Hitachi (3 versions with different attachments)
Mammoet
Kibag
Georgeti (or something!)
Bauma version as part of a HH set.
They’ve not been produced for a while now. I’ve the Mammoet version and I think 3 standard Hitachis with the bucket.
Paul R
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There is an Ocean Traders livery,mainly light blue,and dark blue.There is no real machine,Ocean Traders are a transport,not equipment company.There is also a Hoffland sloopwerken,livery.Mainly yellow.A dutch demolition company.They are quite hard to get hold of now,in any colour,as they only did runs of a 1000 of each.
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Yea there is an ocean traders version with a shear. I have one in my collection
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modelmaniac wrote:There is an Ocean Traders livery,mainly light blue,and dark blue.There is no real machine,Ocean Traders are a transport,not equipment company.There is also a Hoffland sloopwerken,livery.Mainly yellow.A dutch demolition company.They are quite hard to get hold of now,in any colour,as they only did runs of a 1000 of each. Forgot about the Ocean Traders one and didn’t know about the Hoffland. Do you have the Hoffland? Paul R
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No.I have only seen pics.I think WSI only did a very limited to the dutch market,run,probably much less than 1000.It definitely isn't a custom piece.I have never seen it in a shop,or,available anywhere.
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Oops, never mind.
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Paul R wrote:
Forgot about the Ocean Traders one and didn’t know about the Hoffland. Do you have the Hoffland?
Paul R
I thought I read that there were less than 20 for Hoffland? 13 comes to mind, but thats a hell of a short run.
Patrick
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Now which ones came only with a shear? And did any come with three attachments? Claus, thanks for those pics, they're great. Craig
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I personally,think that maybe the best model excavator.Ticks all the boxes,for me.Robust,detailed,fully articulated/functional.Easy to fit any attachments.Looks good with anything.Wouldn't surprise me at all,if WSI only ever produced 20/13 
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I also agree, although the ZX470 is quite a nice one too for the size. I have the Mammoet version to which I added custom Conrad tracks and shear tool (weathered as protoype). I still kept the originals since it is a collector and rare model.   Mammoet ZX870 by Ironstef70, sur Flickr"/> S.
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The released versions were:
Hitachi Orange with bucket
Hitachi Orange with processor
Hitachi Orange with shear.
Hitachi Orange with bucket, processor and shear.
Ocean traders with shear
Mammoet with shear.
Kibag with bucket, processor and shear.
Low gloss black 2013 Bauma edition with bucket and removable stick.
Hoffland sloopwerken yellow with shear. I do not believe this was ever sold in stores, there might have been only one made.
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Thanks Maxcavator. I love them all. One of the best models ever What would one have to pay to get a Mammoet? I'd take any of them though. CAW
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The Mammoets are a hard pill to swallow. Such a beautiful model but plagued with zinc rot. I have 2, one is barely holding together and the other one completely fell apart.
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Wow what a bummer... I wonder why it is only with the Mammoets? Maybe a chemical reaction of some type??
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maxcavator wrote:The Mammoets are a hard pill to swallow. Such a beautiful model but plagued with zinc rot. I have 2, one is barely holding together and the other one completely fell apart.
Max: Are you saying the Mammoet 870s get zinc rot, or all the Hitachi 870s?
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Hi, I was searching last year for a Mammoet version found one on http://myworld.ebay.com.au/zigullen/ wed site, He was asking 600£ plus post way to much for me . Bought a 1400 Mammoet instead. Leon.
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Quinella wrote:maxcavator wrote:The Mammoets are a hard pill to swallow. Such a beautiful model but plagued with zinc rot. I have 2, one is barely holding together and the other one completely fell apart.
Max: Are you saying the Mammoet 870s get zinc rot, or all the Hitachi 870s? Seems just the Mammoets as I have 2-3 Hitachis in standard colour and they are okay. Lucky for me that my Mammoet one is also okay and likely will soon be sold. Paul R
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I was thinking of getting the Kibag. Now I don[t know. My Mammoet is in great condition. It's ranks as one of the most beautiful models I have ever owned. No zinc rot here. Now I might get the Liebherr 9150. CAW
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