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Great looking models! I love the Poclain.  
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Nice! 👍
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What a talent...superb 
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Location: San Diego, California
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Your builds are my absolute favorite, and that includes all the folks I follow on Instagram!
I was happy to see you post on the Forum thread this week. I hope everything is going well for you, you're a talented dude.
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Thanks! It feels great to be farting around with diecast again, even if they're not big projects. I do have two 1:87 Conrad P&H 2800 shovels which I'm hoping to convert to 1:50 P&H 1400 shovels. I just have to build cabs next which should be fun but slow. Cheers, Jamie
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Hi Jamie,
I too always love your older hoes which are simply mint and well done.
My own problem (beyond time: not retired yet) is space also.
I sometimes wish there was a specific site for selling models (many commented about this forum no longer offering that service), as I am out of social media other than YouTube videos for hobby related stuff (my profile is Ironstef70). I am now more into 1:87 model railroading, but still have excavator and crane projects on the workbench. Time issues, as mentioned.
I guess there are taxation and custom issues related, and just too time consuming for the value added for Chuck...
Still, I always love the posts related to custom stuff as yours. Great work!
Stef
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Beautiful! The details are amazing. I wish I could reach such a level of detail. Kerst
 http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=1096251
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 Really like those 984's. The older one looks really good. The 984 with sorter grab looks much better, with the cab guard.
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Oh Kerst, come on now!!! Your builds are astonishing - creative precision engineering and modelmaking at its best, and you have the patience and vision.
As for the 984s, I seem to have quite a few now and each one is slightly different. I should do a group shot. That cab guard came off a Sijam Liebherr 981 shovel (the best part of a generally poor model!)
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