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Conversion in LorraMine workshops of the Mammoet Mack tow truck into a tractor:     To be continued. Guy
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Some additional pictures of the tracks transport and installation onto the Mammoet crane:   Regards. Guy
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The ACCO bulldozer is being lifted, going to a new display location:    Note: the Liebherr crane was found in Ede (the yearly Mecca for heavy haulage modellers in Holland) with many ancillary items missing (counterweight slabs, outriggers, etc). With LorraMine workshop assistance and some external help, here it is back to action. Regards. Guy
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Some pictures of the dismantling of the Demag H 485S:     To be continued. Guy
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 The weight of the axes is such, that a small crane is required:  The scraping of the main body looks like a more "touchy" operation:   Regards. Guy
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Nice weathering!! That makes my recent PC3000 look a bit amateurish
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Jamiescotland wrote:Nice weathering!! That makes my recent PC3000 look a bit amateurish I think so too.
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Ouch!!
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You're still pissed off with my Case Poclain 1085 XP aren't you Pascal
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Denis sent me some pictures of an ex-Sword trailer he bought from A. Siegler ("SAMF") years ago. Here it is, after some "homemade" upgrading and a new coat of paint:   Regards. Guy
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Jamiescotland wrote:You're still pissed off with my Case Poclain 1085 XP aren't you Pascal Non non, je te laisse avec ton imagination. Par contre je ne peux que saluer ton honnêteté quant à ta patine. Et je sais aussi reconnaitre l'excellente qualité de tes photos sur ton décor, ne mélange pas tout s'il te plait.
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That trailer is impressive and it looks great behind the Mack.
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Thanks Jamie for the link to disassembly and transport of the H485 Demag, it will be useful for the rest of the staging.
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That's great Denis! It was actually a link sent to me my Joe Dewar who knew you'd be interested. Keep up the great work with your diorama. All the best, Jamie
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