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Hi Ian
I wanted to send out a big thank you for your continued work for our hobby! I appreciate always seeing your review updates and trade show videos that I'm sure take much of your time to put together. It sure helps me stay in the industry loop when there's not much out there to keep us all updated!
Thanks again Ian and keep up the great work!!!
Jared
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J D wrote:
Thanks again Ian and keep up the great work!!!
Thank you Jared. Scania + Lohr Transporter (1:18)The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian 
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Hey Ian, can we ever look forward to a review on some of these CCM shovels? The new 6030 or 6060 that is going to be released soon?
A Millwright..... in Alberta.
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Hey Ian, can we ever look forward to a review on some of these CCM shovels? The new 6030 or 6060 that is going to be released soon? Unfortunately I cannot cover all the models I would like to cover as I have very limited support so can't promise anything. Bauer BG 28 HThe review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian 
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Hi Ian, thanks for reviewing the Bauer BG 28 H. I have to say that it is one the more detailed functional models I have seen from Conrad in a while. I know that it is a lot better than the Delmag RH18/200 drill rig that they did about 5 years back. Will have to get this one for sure, and I am curious to see if they will do more Bauger/Klemm/RTG equipment in the future.
-Mike, Collecting 1/50th Construction Diecast Since 2003. View My Collection Here, As of 10/19/24
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Hi Ian, I hope you’ve been well. Many thanks for the latest review of the K-Tec scrapers, it’s fantastic to see an updated release of these. Too bad they didn’t offer a stand-alone scraper in order to build the train. I look forward to adding these to the collection. Take care and all the best.
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This new Komatsu blast drill is great... BUT... what is that yellow cab interior about?!!!! Did they forget to paint it? It looks dreadful. I would hope that the cab could be removed to get at the interior - I would paint it and add a tint to the cab glass, but not everyone would be happy to do this I'm sure. Tinted cab glass adds so much to models, and yet many manufacturers don't do it, CCM included.
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Great review video Ian! I have never seen more debate on a crane model before this one. It looks great and I think its a nice touch to have the edition number and size on the front of the display. If the price was about half I would really consider it but because it costs the exact same as an AC 700 with zero functionality it is very hard to justify. For me in this hobby I love spending the hours setting up the models so I can really appreciate them. Although this is static and there are a lot of people who don't care for it, I think it might still sell out just because of how special it is.
A Millwright..... in Alberta.
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