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Oh man the Keller Hess looks great, cant wait to get mine, probably together with Kohler.
This week Van Maanen and Van Grinsven are arriving to. :d/
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V8dieselpower wrote:Oh man the Keller Hess looks great, cant wait to get mine, probably together with Kohler.
probably, yes  and something else ...
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Can't wait to receive my K&H. It looks great.
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very nice wonder when they will arrive in ireland?
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That K&H does look rather good! Must see if I can locate one from somewhere.... Re the Van Grinsven. Is it actually out officially? I have seen one or two on eBay but none at any online dealers. It looks quite bright! Andrew
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ajf wrote:
Re the Van Grinsven. Is it actually out officially? I have seen one or two on eBay but none at any online dealers. It looks quite bright!
Andrew
Ok, first the K&H looks absolutely stunning. I have been wondering just how this model would look after seeing the picture of the real one on LTM but it looks equally good. Andrew, the Van Grinsven is "the story of my life"!. It is out but just hasn't hit the UK yet  Maybe, maybe this week  
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What makes that particular model special for you? Don't take that the wrong way! I am interested to what causes a particular model tp sell so well or be so sought after by some collectors. Heavy Haulage and associated models are a recent interest for me. Whay do you all buy the ones you have? I guess for me I buy quite a few models simply because they look good, but others like the WSI TDR was because it is a local firm - and I have actually seen the real one now! And of course companies like Ainscough etc are so well known. To me though some of the German companies - such as K&H - I have only recently heard of but there is a lot of excitement about the model. Andrew P.S Van Grinsven are advertising the model on their website....
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First of all, the keller and hess is a beauty, I cant wait for mine to arrive soon hopefully. ajf wrote:
Re the Van Grinsven. Is it actually out officially? I have seen one or two on eBay but none at any online dealers. It looks quite bright!
Andrew
The van grinsven is available in the nooteboom shop. Its only on the dutch page though for some reason it hasn't made it to the english page yet!
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Dam that Keller and Hess is NICE!!!!!!!!!!
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@ Andrew , yes, I'll tell you where the Van Grinsven started with me. Just after I got into this hobby(addiction?) about 4-5 years ago, I stumbled on a website called Ditzj.de(I think I've spelt it right) and saw a picture of a VG Scania and it was love at first sight!. So needless to say when I saw the news that WSI were releasing a model it was a dream come true for me and the model version is even better because it's the R series which is my favourite truck of all. However, it's almost a year since the model was announced and it was originally due out back in February so to see it released, but not in the UK yet, is killing me!!.
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AHH! I see So definitely in the 'it looks great' category for wanting it then. Glad it's not just me. Why not get it from the Nooteboom shop? I have just looked and if you find it on the Dutch page then choose 'English' from the menu it magically appears. Only 8 Euro shipping too! http://www.nooteboomgroup.com/shop/en/scalemodels/limited_editions/limited_van_grinsven_4-axle_euro_low-loader_with_scania_8x4_highThat website was correct too - just having a browse through it now. Some great potential there... Maybe we should send the link to WSI? 
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LTM and WSI did a great job! I had the pleasure of a guided tour of K+H earlier this year, and seeing Paul's pictures almost makes me feel like I'm there again. Beautiful model and pictures that do it justice.
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jasus i forgot to log out yesterday just as well it is not a paying service fantastic looking myself and the homer fella will be meeting steve sunday might as well save on postage,excellent pics as usual they do it justice 
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GusO wrote:jasus i forgot to log out yesterday just as well it is not a paying service fantastic looking myself and the homer fella will be meeting steve sunday might as well save on postage,excellent pics as usual they do it justice Please pass on my regards to Steve. I spoke to him yesterday which is how I ended up with the Kavanagh (I thought it was still a couple of weeks away!). I am hoping there might be another model turn up by the end of the week and possibly some more next week After that, I am out of the country again for 2 weeks  Have a good time with yer man Homer at the show! Paul R
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Just had one put by for me..
Wasant sure about it at first having seen the pre production sample...which was not as good as this..
now Paul had put pic up....im keen to get one!
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Hello Here is a pic I made 10 days ago from the original Keller - Hess Truck. I hope the pic will enjoy you.  Greetings Manfred
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Very nice pictures! Even got a similar load to my 1:50th pictures!
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