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They are costly but hours of fun , better ask the wife LOL.

Andy

Thats an easy one LOL http://www.rossmod.co.uk/product/8572/Wedico_Complete_kit_CAT_966G_II_3103

Andy

Hi Martin, The hobby is huge , I am told it was started in Germany in the mid 80s , slowly spreading world wide , Youtube is full of so many , there is one I have seen with an approx 7 ft high crawler crane lifting a bridge that is an amazing piece of kit. Not all of it is in kit form there are alot...

I know you are gonna love this ! !

http://www.youtube.com/user/baggerkalle1#p/u/30/INEgEReec_w

Andy
[video]http://youtu.be/INEgEReec_w[/video]

Not quite one of those but it close , make sure you watch the videos what its capable of is amazing ! ! http://www.modellismomaximo.com/product_info.php?cPath=169&products_id=2406&osCsid=ac27bda5ebef60717c00903838d5560b or for the zaxis lovers out there .........................................

Its very bright but some of that might be disperced once behind some form of lens cover .

No its wasnt an Ainscough to be honest I cant remember exactly who it was but it wasnt one of the big companies.

WOW was that today Joe (Friday ) ?

shovel418 wrote:good pictures, nice to see the guy in the traler has great faith in those chains.
mike

Believe it or not but that was the engineer from Hubtex not the lorry driver .

shovel418 wrote:good pictures, nice to see the guy in the traler has great faith in those chains.
mike

Believe it or not but that was the engineer from Hubtex not the lorry driver .