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JSW57 wrote:WOW what a beautiful HH collection you have! Man where do you display all them, one room or multiple rooms???
Thanks for sharing all your models with us this year.
Merry Christmas,
Jeff
I have one display cabinet that measures 14' x 7' x 2' where some models are displayed. The rest are boxed up in the attic  But I do have longer term plans..................... Merry Christmas, Paul R
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i can see you got your christmas presents early paul ? 
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Thanks for showing these tremendous photos Paul, it gives us collectors a birds eye view of the models before deciding whether to buy or not the models. the Donnell & Ellis and Chris Bennetts are on my shopping list but unsure of the Heanor
Looking at the photos of the real truck, the rear wheel arches are one complete mudguard like the East West,Wj Law and the W,O,Scotland all PCM commisions. So why the ugly looking mudguards ??????????????????
Heanor will be a maybe, but i like the photos of the Eisele
Well done Paul, tell Christian to cut you in for some commission. LOL
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Just a small update of an existing model. I asked Hummer13 (Jason) to build me a load to match the real one that the Kohler Schwerlast truck has hauled. Here is the real one, courtesy of Heavy Transport World And here is my truck with Jasons creation:   Personally I think he did a great job! Paul R
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fantastic man 
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Great work
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Hi Paul, very nice.... my best regards Steffen
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Wow, that's an amazing piece of scratch building May I ask what it's made from?. It almost looks like copper but would it be plastic?. 
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thorleif wrote:Wow, that's an amazing piece of scratch building May I ask what it's made from?. It almost looks like copper but would it be plastic?. It is made from Plastruct so also very light! Paul R
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Paul R wrote:thorleif wrote:Wow, that's an amazing piece of scratch building May I ask what it's made from?. It almost looks like copper but would it be plastic?. It is made from Plastruct so also very light! Paul R Ha, ha!. Yeh, I guess she'd be struggling(bending?) under the weight of real copper!.
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thorleif wrote:Wow, that's an amazing piece of scratch building Ditto...though with the going prices on Plastruct material, Jason probably could build it cheaper with copper, brass, pretty much any precious metal. 
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That looks great.. another fine load by jason, well done!
Noel.
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ulf wrote:thorleif wrote:Wow, that's an amazing piece of scratch building Ditto...though with the going prices on Plastruct material, Jason probably could build it cheaper with copper, brass, pretty much any precious metal. Tell me about it the parts I purchased for the turbine load was over $100 Glad you liked it Paul, sorry I missed those 3 small pieces I just never saw them til now. I guess this is going to be the year of trailer loads and excavator buckets I like doing these large loads makes these heavy haul trucks look so much better. Anyone have any ideas let me know Jason
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Looks like another satisfied customer with a great looking custom by Jason. Paul, now just get some chains and binders on that load. Great pics as always. Jeff
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JSW57 wrote:Looks like another satisfied customer with a great looking custom by Jason. Paul, now just get some chains and binders on that load. Great pics as always. Jeff This is what I hope to do but there are no hooks on the trailers so I have not yet figured out a way to do this. Would add to the authenticity though! Paul R
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Well my Stef Heylen turned up today and I have to say I am very happy. Unfortunately I did not have time to take many pictures as I am about to flee the country yet again B)    I hope to take some more and better pictures at the weekend. Paul R
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fantastic paul did not even take it out of the box, in the middle of a custom the livery is just stunning, just because you have your award dont be slackinng of on the pics
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GusO wrote:fantastic paul did not even take it out of the box, in the middle of a custom the livery is just stunning, just because you have your award dont be slackinng of on the pics Ah thats what they do to ya gus.. they snatch the award and flee the country before you have a chance to change your mind!! Nice rig Paul and again you went to the bother of getting a load that the real one has hauled, well done!
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do they actually pull this load, excellent i have one of these i never even took it out of its packaging yet
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