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Great photos as always Paul. Just shame about the price tag on that metcalfe model! Heavy Cranes
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Jack. wrote:Great photos as always Paul. Just shame about the price tag on that metcalfe model! No kidding! Should have been £70 less TBH. Paul R
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I give up. What is that machine and trailer? Beautiful model. Thank you Paul. CAW
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Quinella,
If you are referring to the last photograph Paul R posted, it is a windmill tower section transporter.
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Quinella wrote:I give up. What is that machine and trailer? Beautiful model. Thank you Paul. CAW Quinella, It’s a Nooteboom Mega Windmill Transporter, or MWT for short. It is used for transporting tower sections and nacelles. This photo might explain more: Paul R
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Joined: 6/27/2007 Posts: 1,489 Location: St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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Great stuff Paul!
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Love that Ruttle plant livery.Great colours!Good looking line up,with the ADT loads.
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Nice photos Paul as always Heavy Cranes
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modelmaniac wrote:Love that Ruttle plant livery.Great colours!Good looking line up,with the ADT loads. Yes Ruttle is really smart looking and a little different. I am not really a dirt model collector but those ADT's and excavators make for really good loads. Probably have enough for a small dio now! Jack. wrote:Nice photos Paul as always Cheers mate! Paul R
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Ruttle needs these in their fleet.
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