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great pics and it does look like a great model, but i think i could pass on getting it, it just doesnt do anything for me.
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Thanks Paul for the pic, I did not notice the cap came off where the tool goes, my bad. And yes the winch is very stiff, I am trying some of the tips I read in hansebubeforum, will see.
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that Gottwald is incredible!!!  and that MSG crane is pretty nice as well, if an LTM 1500 ever came out that would be the first livery i would love to see it in, something about that purple just really works well on cranes
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The Gottwald looks fantastic Paul  Its not a model that really appeals to me personally, but just finished watching the 2 reviews on cranes etc and the detail on the model is brilliant  The 500ton krupp they announced last year is one I'd like to get  Nice additions with the 2 1060's  Hoping to pick up the sarens one myself soon
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Paul, that AMK is just stunning.....once again putting YCC on top (price being ignored) I think with WSI's stunning LTM1350 and a price tag equally as stunning YCC will have there work cut out for them. I for one love there current plans with the historical models, can't wait to see the rest follow. thanks for posting Paul, least I know what my HN Krane 112 looks like out the box Gaz
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Beautiful pictures! Thanks for posting them, I really must get mine rigged up also.
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sorry paul im not bolt counting, but the front registration plate looks like yellow instead of white forgive me if im wrong, but what a great liveried model
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Big Hamish does have a yellow license plate at the front. I hadn't noticed this to be honest but will be a quick fix if it needs to be changed. There are all kinds of pics of Fionn Mac but I cannot find hardly any of Big Hamish!
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Big Hamish does have a yellow number plate on the front as its registered in Scotland. It is situated above the hitch like on the model. The one below the hitch on the model is not present on the real one though, however it is on the model as its part of the front cab casting. I have thought about taking a hacksaw and file to the one below the hitch on my model!
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I did wonder why it had 2 plates, but as I've seen no good close ups of it I wasn't sure what the correct way was. Now I know! Might correct mine also but not until I take it down again.
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You can see it in the pic on their website.. http://www.windhoist.co.uk/Liebherr%20LTM11200
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Hi Guys, Just found a couple of shots of Big Hamish when it was in Garstang erecting wind turbine at Dewlay cheese. You can see that it has a yellow front number plate, not the closest of shots, but it clearly shows the plate. Just like to add that the LK suffix is for the London area so must have been registered in London (sad I know  )   Steve.
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Paul R wrote:The heavy lifters! Paul R Loving this pic Paul, they look great together I really need to pick up Fionn and the ac500 
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Looks great paul, like the orange tip, really sharp
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