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Various models in the Azur Modelisme fleet::     To be continued. Guy
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DAF XF105 and Dennison extendable flatbed (WSI models):   Yumbo excavator (Wespe kit) built by Jean-Francois:   Regards. Guy
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The same Yumbo excavator loaded on a Nicolas Teckel lowloader towed by an Unic Izoard T270 tractor (Minitrucks kits):  The Unic tractor delivering cement in bulk:    Regards. Guy
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Guy the Yumbo excavator looks great, I take it that is resin cast. It has some very nice detail.
Steve
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Steve, The Yumbo model produced by Wespe is 100% in resin: https://www.wespemodels.com/civilian_models/civilian_models_scale_1_50/civ_scale_1_50_yumbo/yumbo_civ_50008The one presented above was built by Jean-Francois with little mods but I know that he was not 100% happy with it. He has therefore started since a second one, more widely modified/upgraded:    Difficult on this one to state definitively who is responsible for details. I hope it helps. Guy
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Guy thanks for the information on the Yumbo, it looks like it would be a nice build.
Steve
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  Reo M60 6x6/2 wrecker with Austin-Western hydraulic crane (modified Verem model + Dinky Toys crane) and Nicolas RTF 20 1+1-axle drawbar lowloader (modified Matchbox model) carrying a 10.7 tonnes Richier VR9A 3x2/1 road roller (modified Dinky Toys model)   Regards. Guy
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Volkner Mobil is a German vehicle body shop producing in very limited series luxury motor homes, equipped with an on-board garage for a (luxury) car: http://www.volkner-mobil.com/They had in 2017 a 1/50 model(*) of their flagship made by Siku, the well-known German toy producer:    Volkner Mobil Performance II motor home built on a Mercedes-Benz 4x2/2 base (modified Siku model) and Wiesmann MF5 Roadster 4x2/2 coupe (Siku model)  Note (*): Siku reproduced on this model - that was extremely well captured, if I may say so - the wall-out ("opening cupboard") function on the left side of the truck, allowing for on-board living extra surface and the integrated garage with its sliding bed (opening to the right side). Pity that the car delivered with the motor home is a standard 1/55 scale Siku product and that they didn't produce a 1/50 version of it. Regards. Guy
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Guy great models, that motor home with the garage is unique.
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I have already posted in this topic pictures from another member of Azur Modelisme - Gege - who collects 1/50 models of trucks he drove in the past. A few other of his models generally realized or built for him by MiniCams:     Regards. Guy
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Jean-Jacques' free personal interpretation of a 1960s convoy, which picture was found on a local governmental body website:   The following combination was certainly having poor speed records in the narrow and winding roads of Nice's inland mountainous region:   Regards. Guy
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Guy great models.
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Back to the States with an equipment very seldom seen on this side of the Pond, where concrete transfer operations rely mainly on pumping units with multi-extensions distribution arms:  Putzmeister Telebelt TB 105 telescopic belt conveyor fitted on an International Paystar 5600 8x4/2 truck (Conrad model)    To be continued. Guy
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The Putzmeister telescopic belt conveyor fed by something which is another unknown item for us Europeans, the Mc Neilus FDM 11 concrete drum on an Oshkosh S57-1879 14x6/10 truck, with unloading over its front cab (TWH model):     Regards. Guy
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Interesting combo Guy, they used the same setup when pouring the floor of my new manufacturing plant. First for me, in spite of my entire life here in the US. It worked quite well, the floor was poured after the walls and roof were in place leaving little headroom for an articulated concrete pump. And yes, the front-discharge mixers are about all we have in my area. I gotta believe it's easier for the driver!
Thanks for the photos.
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Guy the telescopic belt is a great model from Conrad, I have the version with the Mack cab.
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Rob and Steve, Many thanks for your positive comments.     Regards. Guy
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FIAT-Allis dozer at work:    Apparently, the Clark wheeled loader has been called to keep the tipping body raised while its hydraulic system is being repaired:  Regards. Guy
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At that time, it seems that PPEs (Personal Protective Equipment) were not mandatory on a construction site:     Regards. Guy
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