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Super pics Darren, that Gallan Scania is a monster!

Must join you for a spin in that merc one of these days

Great pics Darren thanks for posting. I got up close an personal with this sarens ac700 a few months ago in Co. Cork, i'll post a few pics some time. I should also have some pics of that crane services/ainscough ltm1500 somewhere, i'll have a look and see can I find them..

Great pics Walshy thanks for sharing them, looking forward to plenty more pics from your travels! Also thanks 112/LG1750fan for posting them :lol: I found a few pics of this scania and some other mcnallys pics on Flickr a few weeks ago, the scania wasn't fully decaled at the time they were taken so ...

Beam me up Nutty!!

Noel I am getting to caught up in the design, making sure I am using the correct steels etc, so I get the right stresses and moment connects, I need to chill an just build, if you saw the amount of time I build and then deconstruct cuz it is 1mm out of plumb, it's worse than OCD. :dizzy: [/url] Lol...

Great pics again, thanks for sharing them I'm trying to work up the courage to start a ltr1100 repaint in mcnallys livery so these pics will be of great help whenever I get around to it!

Wow, top class workmanship there Its great to see a step by step guide to how its going together, cant wait to see all the pipes and tanks and stuff goin onto it too.

Super shots there thanks for posting them, the TC is a smashing lookin crane. Can you add some of the ltr1100 at some stage too?

Two right hardy lookin boyo's there too, they look like their up to no good!

Great stuff 112fan, i'd like to make something like this myself sometime to give the cranes something to lift! Excellent attention to detail there, please keep us updated as you progress with the project.

This show is quite a long way off yet (october bank holiday weekend), but the organiser is currently looking for plant, machinary, haulage, crane and lorry model collectors to attend. Last years show was excellent but a large emphasis was placed on agricultural dioramas due to lack of advertisment. ...