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Nice job Paul! Where did you pick up that derrick mast extension?? 10.5meters? I think
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thats a stunning repaint paul 
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Great job Paul! Willing to see the outdoor pics.
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bigcranes wrote:Nice job Paul! Where did you pick up that derrick mast extension?? 10.5meters? I think
Mark Mark - I made it from a normal extension for the jib. It is 10.5m. bruce2 wrote:thats a stunning repaint paul Thanks Bruce. Could not have done it without your help! J.Galvez wrote:Great job Paul! Willing to see the outdoor pics. You and me both!! Paul R
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Well beautifully done, I have one of those extensions myself and am contemplating what to use it on. I really like the looooooong strait boom with a small offset jib like one Nolte has on the box sleeve, but I have not figured out how to do that yet.
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Very, very nice Paul. I don't comment often but I envy your talent and collection!!! I know how hard it is to paint like that. Nicely done, great livery!!! Decals look great as well. Yellow for me usually takes six to seven coats, but then the paint is about a half meter thick.  Bryce
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A fine job, she's beautiful! Bug
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Paul that is a fantastic job near to perfect as you will get ,i have to say thou the sarens 7550 you done awhile back is the best repainted crane i have ever seen on this forum,jesus man i have a ton of stuff stripped down to bare metal just cant get a chance to finish them as i said well done  regards gus.
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That looks great Paul! The colors look nice, superb job!
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fantastic repaint Paul, turned out really well.... and i really like that livery even if it is Packers colors
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Beautiful crane! Absolutely the nicest crane repaint I have seen!
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excellent work paul! very nicely done theres nothing better than outside photos
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Truly a remarkable collection, Paul. I enjoyed looking through this thread, and will continue to follow it!!
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Quite impressive work and a beauty to boot Paul! Chris
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I've liked the LR1300 ever since it was launched. The Felbermayr version was the one I went for initially but them the van Marwijk came along at a very nice price, so I could not refuse. I would normally take pictures outside, but this one I daren't due to the height! It is stand almost 2.2m tall in these photos:       I know the photos are not the best, but this really is a great livery and one day I hope to have it displayed next to the LTM 11200-9.1. Thanks for looking, Paul R
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this livery is amazing! if i was to ever get an LR 1300 i would only get it in this livery, it just looks so good in those colors
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