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Interesting. The r.c. 336d is already available. My brother picked one up a few months ago. All metal and digs like a bastid. The cat decals came separate. Maybe tonkin is working on their own but it looks identical
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Fantastic! Thanks for the taking the time to do this Ian!
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Nice looking dump trucks,from Die cast masters.You would think they would have a better tipping angle,though.
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Thanks from me also Ian, I enjoyed watching all the various videos.
I saw a comment on Youtube that NZG are to unveil a "large" mining machine model at Bauma.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Yes thank you here also. I like what they are doing. Besides the Cat equipment.The new Int.trucks I'll be getting a few. I like the container trailers ,will get a few of those
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Paul wrote:
I saw a comment on Youtube that NZG are to unveil a "large" mining machine model at Bauma.
OOOHHHHH!!! What could it be? Any ideas?
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Great stuff as always Ian - thank you. It's nice to see the 9150 on video and it looks to be a cracker of a model, probably the highlight of 2019 for most 1:50 diecast collectors.
I'd imagine the NZG "large" mining machine might be the Liebherr 9200. They did such a good job with the 9400 it would be nice to see a 200t class excavator to fill a gap in the market.
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Happy birthday, Cranes etc.!
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Yes indeed, Happy Birthday. A great resource for all of us, and only improving with age.
Hopefully the celebrations will include a new model and review from Plonker.
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Agreed. Congratulations on 15 years of Cranes Etc Ian, fantastic work. Might not always comment but always watching and enjoying your work!
Heavy Cranes
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Cranes Etc 15th Anniversary Competition Number 1.
 You can enter and win this model! Entries close at 20:00 GMT on 22 March. Go to Cranes Etc for details. Ian
http://www.CranesEtc.co.ukhttp://www.Twitter.com/CranesEtchttp://www.YouTube.com/CranesEtcTVCranes Etc on Facebook
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Cranes Etc 15th Anniversary Competition Number 2.
 You can enter and win this model! Entries close at 20:00 GMT on 23 March. Go to Cranes Etc for details. Ian
http://www.CranesEtc.co.ukhttp://www.Twitter.com/CranesEtchttp://www.YouTube.com/CranesEtcTVCranes Etc on Facebook
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