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That is just amazing - what a feat of model building, or perhaps I should say engineering  Now I can't wait to see it painted. 
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That is absolutely amazing! I appreciate you sharing the product of your talent. The ways that you solved the problems that were presented in order to make a working model speaks considerably about your engineering skills. Needless to say, I am among the many who are impressed by your modelling skills.
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Superb work.
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beautiful job! cant wait to see it all painted up. you have created an outstanding model!
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Thanks for the nice words! It is quite a milestone and I found myself repeatedly just staring at it, just taking in the result after about 6 years of work. I took it down again and I can start finishing the missing details. Plenty to do! Kerst
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Can't add anymore to what the others have said. Will you bring it to York this January Kerst?
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Manitowoc wrote:Can't add anymore to what the others have said. Will you bring it to York this January Kerst? Yes, I am planning to come with the LTM1800, but they moved the date to April (12-14) Kerst
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Incredible work - kudos!
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I live in my own little world it's ok they know me here
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Don't guess you will flying over to Netherlands in March to show this at the European model show???
Still amazes me every time I see it.
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Great work Kerst, model engineering at it's best.
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Paul R wrote:Don't guess you will flying over to Netherlands in March to show this at the European model show???
Still amazes me every time I see it.
Paul R I wish I could come to this great show, but it is a logistical nightmare. I did it once, years ago, with my Krupp, but there was considerable damage as a result. I sent parts by mail and took the rest on the airplane, but had to check it in unfortunately. Security was no problem, which surprised me. kerst
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Testing the LTM1800 with derrick. I rigged the crane this weekend and did the first testing. The object was a 22 Lbs chuck. Luckily nothing broke, but I was surprised at the amount of movement in the carrier and the outriggers. The video gives an impression. (Watch the dial at the foot outrigger) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHOLoBGLoJU&list=UU5RYqPrhaONGMvSKesd5Gjg&index=2Here some pictures of the setup. Although I took care of a lot of details, there is still work left.     Kerst
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Fantastic work Kerst,
I've been watching your build post since you started it.
Just great craftmanship.
It sooo rewarding when a project like this (excuse the pun) gets off the ground!!!!
The first time I go my LTR operational its a very happy momment, as long as nothing breaks!!!
What colour will you paint it?
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Excellent craftsmanship I might add It has been fun to follow your build Kerst, can't wait to see some paint on her. Jeff
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JSW57 wrote:Excellent craftsmanship I might add It has been fun to follow your build Kerst, can't wait to see some paint on her. Jeff Ditto. What livery are you going to go with? I think Ainscough looks pretty good...
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I did some final details, like the chains for lifting the boom to self-install it. I found some decent chain, classified as jewelry, but it works fine for this purpose. The cylinder doesn't work and that is no real problem. It limits the horizontal movement a bit.  Next is the big job of painting the crane. I decided to do the Sarens livery and even there I have choices since they had various versions of the LTM1800 and the LG1550. Kerst
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cant wait to see it all painted up
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kerst wrote:I did some final details, like the chains for lifting the boom to self-install it. I found some decent chain, classified as jewelry, but it works fine for this purpose. The cylinder doesn't work and that is no real problem. It limits the horizontal movement a bit. Next is the big job of painting the crane. I decided to do the Sarens livery and even there I have choices since they had various versions of the LTM1800 and the LG1550. Kerst You have just built one of the finest customs here on the forums, and I like your choice to do the Sarens version! Blue & white would be nice  Look forward to your continued thread on the painting process Kerst! Jeff
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