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Some more excellent additions there Paul. I have the Wagner on the way but couldn't bring myself to stretch to the Hegmann as well  The Van Santen is very tempting now I have seen more shots of it too..... .. NO, I MUST NOT BUY MORE!! 
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Paul R wrote:[[ Jules wrote:] ]Paul, will you marry me, or at least adopt me so i can get in on some of your sexy model purchases!?
oh and its Dewoc, not Jules so dont get smart with me It's only a deal if both of you come in the package  Paul R yeah whatever, ill throw in Jules if i have to get in on some of that model action!
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ajf wrote:Some more excellent additions there Paul. I have the Wagner on the way but couldn't bring myself to stretch to the Hegmann as well The Van Santen is very tempting now I have seen more shots of it too..... .. NO, I MUST NOT BUY MORE!! The van Santen actually looks better in the flesh than it does in the photos. My wife and I also agree that the Hegmann is also under estimated. In the flesh it really is a beautiful looking truck. But I think my favourite TGX so far is the Colonia. I don't know why but I just really like this model. Perhaps it is the chrome wheels that non of the others have? And yes, YOU MUST BUY MORE or otherwise regret it forever Paul R
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Looks like a job for Bigcranes!!!!,the Rens de Brugn scania looks superb,but not too sure about the exhaust stacks 
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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gbarnewall wrote:Looks like a job for Bigcranes!!!!,the Rens de Brugn scania looks superb,but not too sure about the exhaust stacks One the way already, along with several others. I will post them eventually in some truck stop scene, or convoy, but not seperately. That has been beat to death. Mark Oh yeah, I like the stacks, but that is a personal preferance!
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bigcranes wrote:gbarnewall wrote:Looks like a job for Bigcranes!!!!,the Rens de Brugn scania looks superb,but not too sure about the exhaust stacks One the way already, along with several others. I will post them eventually in some truck stop scene, or convoy, but not seperately. That has been beat to death. Mark Oh yeah, I like the stacks, but that is a personal preferance! That would be cool to see. I have often thought that it would be a great idea to display all my models in some kind of Bauma exhibition type lay out, but doubt I'll ever achieve that! Paul R
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Well it really feels like Christmas today! I have been waiting sooo long for these models that I required therapy to calm me down last night :woohoo: But I have got over my euphoria and have taken some pictures to share. First up is the Volvo FH16 8x4 in the livery of Wiesbauer:      A great model and will be a great partner for the forthcoming Grove 4100L, 5095 and LG1550. Paul R
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Paul, You must not be married with the amount of these delicious models you have acquired recently! Thanks for all of the great pix and updates. I hope to pick up a couple of these beauties next year. Does the Max Wild come with a trailer? Bug
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gabugman wrote:Paul, You must not be married with the amount of these delicious models you have acquired recently! Thanks for all of the great pix and updates. I hope to pick up a couple of these beauties next year. Does the Max Wild come with a trailer? Bug Bug, Max Wild does not come with a trailer, which was at the request of Max Wild. Paul R
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So....... When is some maker of models going to do with American style rigs what WSI is doing with European tractors, a variety of liveries and colors?
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Dam I like that Thomas Herron Scania. I like the twin staks on the back, they look more like the proper Eminox.
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NO WAY! you got your Karner already, i thought they werent coming out til December not arriving in December! i cant wait to get mine, and that Torbn Rafn is incredible, i have been wanting this one so bad i might have to order one, those pics make it pretty hard to pass up man!
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Some excellent new editions there  Had to keep away from spending too much last month or so but do have one coming this week. It was either to be the Weisbauer or the Torben Rafn, and as I don't have an MWT yet... Have to say the Karner is a little 'boring' although still a nice model. Wonder what other liveries the 5 axle Scania could have as I would like to add that tractor unit at some point.
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Torben Raft is one good looking Truck and the livery simple yet stylish ..now the tricky part how much did you pay for it? I been saving some money in my piggy bank for the Volvo VN from WSI and the KW from TWH and after seeing this pics I guess the new stereo for my car will have to wait!
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Man....WSI is like ma and pa rabbit.....popping out something new continually.
Great stuff WSI trucks but how to keep up with it all....whew.
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