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Those cranes look great in that livery.
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Love the shots of the big cranes lifting the smaller crane.  They all look really good, together. 
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That is an awesome looking livery. Are they custom or factory paint jobs?
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Ross Fowlie wrote:That is an awesome looking livery. Are they custom or factory paint jobs?
Ross These are all factory paint jobs.
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Beautiful models, this livery is very appealing to the eye
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Very Nice! Thank you for sharing! A while back, IMC produced a Nooteboom OSDS wheel well with an MB truck... wishing I picked one up at the time... I only recently picked up my first crane... the LTM 1050 3.1... I might be hooked now.... really like it in the Aertssen livery!!!
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Thanks, you will be hooked if you started collecting for sure!
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