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I few years ago I saw here on DHS one RH400 Syncrude made by a Genius. In that time I didn't think to call him to try make one for my collection.
However on beginning of this year I sent him an e-mail asking for this possibility.
He answered telling ok to make a so amazing model for my collection.
Now, every month I receive an e-mail with pictures from model evolution and I want share it with you!
I hope all of you like it! I'll do it till the model arrive in Brazil!
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First the picture from final model, that I saw here a long time ago 
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As soon as I receive pics I'll post for you!!!
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OH YES! You lucky thing! Amazing model and truly inspiring
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Congratulations Felipe!
It is hard for me to imagine that Diego would produce models in series for other collectors. You were smarter than me in not making that assumption. I won't do that again.
It also looks like your model will be constructed a bit differently than the original?
Sadly; I just looked and his photos of the original build are all gone on P TP. At least you will keep us informed with photos now.
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There are pictures here https://www.flickr.com/photos/73082478@N04/ The link won't work, but if you copy and paste into the browser it'll take you to Diego's Flickr page where there are shots of the build process - fascinating and inspiring
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Weserhutte wrote:Congratulations Felipe!
It is hard for me to imagine that Diego would produce models in series for other collectors. You were smarter than me in not making that assumption. I won't do that again.
It also looks like your model will be constructed a bit differently than the original?
Sadly; I just looked and his photos of the original build are all gone on P TP. At least you will keep us informed with photos now. Dear Weserhutte, good morning! I think the same of you the first time I saw his topic here. After one or two years I decide find him to try buy one. I asked him the same model with all details as possible. He has done a amazing job on this RH400. I'll keep all of you informed about progress here! Thanks!!! Felipe
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Hi,
Is it affordable?
Thanks
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I had to sell some models to get it. I think is a great business for this model!
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Thank you vey much Weserhutte!!!
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That is truly a fantastic model! I am very fond of O&K excavators as my granddad had a few on his farm. Small ones, the RH9's...although back then they were huge machines for me. I can just imagine what it must be like to stand next to an RH400 in person. I am not sure who this Genius is but does he still take commission work and how do you contact him?
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