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Nice fleet you have there Sam and nice work on the decals..are you using decal softener on them?
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Great decals. That is an awesome fleet ready to go.
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Nice logo. Sam they look great. I want to learn how to make my own decals too. Btw. Nice cube logo. I like it.
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Paul R wrote:Unfortunately yes! I had to strip down the outriggers because of a wonky decal and some overspray issues. In fact, I am now on my fourth attempt  I also still have the upper structure to paint and also the boom.................. Paul R You really do have a long way to go so  You'l eventually get there 
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GC1 wrote:Nice fleet you have there Sam and nice work on the decals..are you using decal softener on them? Thanks, I'm really happy with them No I didn't use decal softener on them.
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neokonig wrote:Great decals. That is an awesome fleet ready to go. Thanks man 
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VIPCranes wrote:Nice logo. Sam they look great. I want to learn how to make my own decals too.
Btw. Nice cube logo. I like it. Thanks Luis I didn't make these decals myself, I got them made at Dreamdock.de
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Hi Sam..nice grove..i'd like to add one of the grove family next couple of months  . Aubrey.
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nice additions! i really like the groves, they have a ton of detail! aubrey- i would go with one of the gmk4100s, i just got a 4115 and its just awesome!
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I am very jealous of your collection! Love how everything matches, great additions! 
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Very nice sam that it now brother when you start talking about things arriving into the yard and all that miniature thinking type stuff your doomed no turning back now happy days.
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transtechnic wrote:Hi Sam..nice grove..i'd like to add one of the grove family next couple of months . Aubrey. Thanks Aubrey yeah the 130 is real nice, one of my favourite models. Bit pricey but when ya get it cheap on ebay your laughing cranedude07 wrote:nice additions! i really like the groves, they have a ton of detail!
aubrey- i would go with one of the gmk4100s, i just got a 4115 and its just awesome! Thanks Brandon Yeah I love the 5130 Brandon, the 4100 will probably be my next one! After seeing your pics I really want it. Thanks Luis, decided to get the 5130 after seeing your pics of your one CAT324DL wrote:I am very jealous of your collection! Love how everything matches, great additions! Thanks Mike GusO wrote:Very nice sam that it now brother when you start talking about things arriving into the yard and all that miniature thinking type stuff your doomed no turning back now happy days. Hey Gus I've been doomed with a long time lad Should have me car back onda road tomorrow so must call out tya
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My fav [IMG] code is the 5th one from the top,hands down the best 
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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Sam, I really envy you! It looks superb. Congrats! Great I decided to get one of this 11200. Now it's the looong waiting time to get it!
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Ooohhh shes a beaut alright . ?congrats sam,love the flag in cab.Regards. Aubrey.
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Sam did ya find kevins place alright ,the end of the lane in the middle of nowhere
again fantastic model nice pics, any of those wch decals to spare i would like to do a crane in your father livery,
goodluck gus.
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