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Guy you look like your holding a lot of ground back in your last scene, I hope you did the engineering on that project. Great pictures.
Steve
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Guy dump truck and cable hoe along with trailer are great. Nice combination
Steve
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Ruston-Bucyrus RB22s at work:    To be continued. Guy
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Those counterweights almost look like brake pads  Nicely weathered!
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RobS wrote:Those counterweights almost look like brake pads Nicely weathered! RobS, They look like brake pads for me as well and I suppose that Jean-Jacques used some worn-out units as a load. Regards. Guy
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Two Unimog CCFF (Camion de Combat contre les Feux de Foret, which could be translated by Forest Fire Combat Truck) produced in China by Solido. The French model producer will disappear from the 1/50 modelling scene soon after these:   Mercedes-Benz Unimog BR416-U125 4x4/2 light trucks fitted with Maheu-Labrosse forest fire-fighting equipment, with, from left to right: - open cab Unimog (modified Solido model) and Schultz MPR 240 1-axle fire-fighting engine-driven pump (Solido model), - closed cab Unimog (Solido model) and Guinard 1-axle fire pump of unknown type (Solido model). To be continued. Guy
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The open cab Unimog of the Var SDIS (French South-East administrative region Service Departemental d'Incendie et de Secours, which could be translated by Fire and Rescue Regional Service):    To be continued. Guy
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The closed cab version, used by the Vienne (French Centre-West administrative region) SDIS:    Regards. Guy
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GuyM wrote:Two Unimog CCFF (Camion de Combat contre les Feux de Foret, which could be translated by Forest Fire Combat Truck) produced in China by Solido [...] Gents, CCFF means in fact Camion-Citerne contre les Feux de Foret, which could be translated by Forest Fire Tanker Truck. Sorry for my misunderstanding of the acronym for that type of fire truck. Guy
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Guy nice set up on the diorama.
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A short stay on the other side of the English Channel, sometimes between 1st World War and WW2:  Garrett 4CD 3x2/1 steam road roller (Corgi model),   Ford Model TT 4x2/2 light truck with a 3m3 kerosene tank (Corgi model),  Regards. Guy
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