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Hi Y'all I will add any new reviews to this thread. As always, large size photos can usually be seen by clicking on the photos in the reviews. Ian Caterpillar AP600DThe review of this model is now on Cranes Etc.  
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Ian, wanted to say a personal big thanks, your reviews have lead me to, and in some cases away from a few sales. Appreciate the time and effort of the pics / reports you put into your website. Cheers mate! Rowan.
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Likewise Ian, your site is an excellent resource. I make sure to check it and Miniature Construction World on a regular basis.
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Ditto, I feel the same way as the others!!!!
Thanks Ian!!
Dain
I'm a kid at heart, so I will play with any model construction vehicle from 1:87 scale to 1:1 scale!!!!
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Very nice... I personally would have preferred painted cylinders over the painted fasteners. But that's just me.
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Very nice reviews!!
I was wondering if you will be able to buy and review both the M31000 and the SGC 120?
Thanks I would love to read those reviews!
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great review,I have one on the way,patiently waiting
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?
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