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News from Nooteboom: in September 2010 will be alvaible a new model from Mega Windmill series: Scania Topline 8x4 coupled Mega Windmill Trailer in a traditional Nooteboom red paint.
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4 axle dolly.... which Felbermayr run,there goes the budget again!
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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saw a picture on Hansebube... looks to be a pretty nice model, to bad they arent releasing it in a livery right away.
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Wsi introduce the Volvo Fh globetrotter XXL model. The first edition is a 3 axle tractor in a demo version colour; in future Wsi will introduce several version from 4x2 up to 10x4. http://www.wsi-models.com/en/news/newsitem/30
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The latest WSI additions in my collection are (within the last 3 months):
- MB Actros with Nooteboom 4-axle Multitrailer Mammoet
- MB Actros SLT Mammoet
- MB Actros with Faun HK70 Mammoet
- Scania with Estepe Trucktransporter Geurts Trucks
- VW Escort Van Mammoet 2 units
- MB Actros with Nooteboom 3-axle Multitrailer Mammoet/KR Isak Nilsen 2 units
Regards Randy
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News:
- DAF XF with bolt on axle and telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- Iveco Stralis with telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- MAN TGA with bolt on axle and telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- VOLVO FH3 Gb XXL with add-on axle in Torben Rafn livery (only tractor).
Interesting?
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Fabio wrote:News:
- DAF XF with bolt on axle and telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- Iveco Stralis with telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- MAN TGA with bolt on axle and telestep and wing in Norager livery;
- VOLVO FH3 Gb XXL with add-on axle in Torben Rafn livery (only tractor).
Interesting?
Indeed! The TF looks great as with all the others. Paul R
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I really enjoy Your pictures,Paul!  Unfortunately my wallet is not big enough to buy all these.  I´m still waiting for the Scheuerle modules to come,before I´ll get my first WSI truck. Nice load on the Hooyer Scania.  One thing that is going through my mind for a quite a while now: Would it be possible to build a complete windmill from the WSI loads? Jan
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once again stunning camera work,the hooyer is fantastic looking
how many of the wsi models have you now paul ? you will have to line them all out in the sun one day i would love to see a group photo probally to big of a job or is it.
regards gus.
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Thanks for compliments guys.
Jan - the Fendts look great. Just that little extra bit of detail makes all the difference! I am also looking forward to the Scheuerle modules. As for the windmill pieces, there are not yet enough to make a complete windmill as WSI have not done the hub piece.
Gus - I have about 90 HH rigs from WSI, not including the Mammoet ones. I would also love to have them all lined out one day, but not sure that will happen in the near future!
Paul R
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Fantastic camera work as always Paul, you will need to open a museam one day and charge a few sterling to view your collection  I have to admit seeing these Grohmann pieces all over now is a bit disturbing since I ordered a "large set" from someone and paid in full up front   Alot of euros to come in last place. Mark
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Is the boom section on the Grohmann truck from the YCC LG1550 kit?? And I just looked at the Hooyer Scania, that is a stunning truck!
Mark
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bigcranes wrote:Is the boom section on the Grohmann truck from the YCC LG1550 kit?? And I just looked at the Hooyer Scania, that is a stunning truck!
Mark Hi Mark, Yes the boom sections are from the LG1550 kit for the Grohmann  Hopefully tomorrow there will be a boom change. The Hooyer is a really nice truck. Glad I got it but for some reason, the wife don't like it so much. Prefers the Cepelludu. Paul R
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