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Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 Mobile Crane Premium LineFeatures include: • Highly detailed chassis • Spring mounted suspension • Upper carriage rotates 360° • Height adjustable boom • Realistic profile • 54 meter and 80 meter boom version with matching transport rack • Detachable rear outrigger system with telescopic support feet • Detachable VarioBallast system • Detachable TY guying system • 14 x 10t and 2 x 5t counterweight plates • 3 different hooks • Additional accessories include load traverse, outrigger support plates, sling chains, and more

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Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 Mobile Crane Premium LineFeatures include: • Highly detailed chassis • Spring mounted suspension • Upper carriage rotates 360° • Height adjustable boom • Realistic profile • Removable counterweight frame with power unit • Detachable TY guying system • 16 x 10t and 2 x 5t counterweight plates • 2 different hooks

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Link Belt 175 A/T Mobile Crane Features and Details: • Zinc diecast boom cylinder • Extendable 6-section boom • functional lattice fly • 360 degree rotation of upper structure • Functional outriggers • Removable counterweights • Movable crane cabin • Steerable wheels • Spring-mounted axles • Operational winch drums • Interchangeable handrails to display model in transport or operational mode

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Link Belt 100 R/T Mobile Crane Features and Details: • Zinc diecast boom cylinder • Extendable 5-section boom • Functional lattice fly • 360 degree rotation of upper structure • Functional outriggers • Removable counterweights • Movable crane cabin • Steerable wheels • Operational winch drums • Interchangeable handrails to display model in transport or operational mode

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Felbermayr - Grove GMK 5150XL All-Terrain Crane Features and Details: • Individually steerable spring-mounted wheels • Upper carriage with tilting cab • Pull-out foot step for upper carriage • Telescopic outriggers with height-adjustable feet • Counterweight consists of individual pieces • Six-way telescopic and height-adjustable boom • Lattice mast tip • Hook block included Each Conrad model is custom designed from technical drawings of the real machine. Models are then hand assembled and detailed in Germany to the exacting specifications of clients around the world.

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Liebherr LTM11200-9.1 Mobile Crane in Yellow Features and Details: • Includes three hooks • Moveable cab • Boomset T7 • Removable main boom • Individual steering axles • Luffing fly jib with 112t hook • Heavy duty head with 320t hook • Support plates • Removable counter weights • Max height with luffing fly jib 2490mm

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Mammoet - Liebherr LTM 1250-5.1 Mobile Crane Features and Details: • Detailed operator's cab • Warning and safety labels • Detailed undercarriage • Two-stage outrigger beams • Individual suspension and steering for each axle • Telescoping boom with locking points • Fly jib included and has adjustable angle • Individual counter weights • Crane body rotates • Crane operator's cab tilts up

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Matsuura - Liebherr LTM 11200-9.1 Mobile Crane Features and Details: • Detailed operator's cabin • Operator's cab moves from transprt position to operating position • Operator's cab is tiltable • Boom set T7 • Removable main boom • Individual steering axles • Luffing fly jib • Removable counterweights

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MPM - Liebherr LTM 11200-9.1 Mobile Crane Limited Edition of 130 Pieces Features and Details: • Includes 3 hooks • Movable cab • Boomset T7 • Removable main boom • Individual steering axles • Luffing fly jib with 112t hook • Support plates • Heavy duty head with 320t hook • Removable counter weights

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Mammoet - Liebherr LG 1750 SX3 Lattice Boom Mobile Crane Limited Edition Production Run The long-awaited scale model of the Mammoet LG 1750 SX3 is now in production in a limited edition run.The German manufacturer Conrad is producing the collectible of the Mammoet LG 1750 SX3 and will deliver the most complete kit ever on the market with numerous new and unique features! Includes: • Four SX mast sections of 3.5m wide • Three SX3 mast sections of 6m wide • F2 fixed fly jib • HS windmill jib • Backmast (14m and 10.5m) • Movable fly jib • Floating (removable) ballast tray • Additional etching on existing LG mast sections Allows For a Variety of Configurations: • SX3D42B • SW - heavy duty main boom + luffing fly jib • SD SDB - heavy main boom, backmast, floating counterweight • SDWB - heavy main boom, luffing fly jib, backmast, and floating counterweight Each Conrad model is custom designed from technical drawings of the real machine. Models are then hand assembled and detailed in Germany to the exacting specifications of clients around the world.

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Prangl - Grove GMK 5150XL All-Terrain Crane Features and Details: • Individually steerable spring-mounted wheels • Upper carriage with tilting cab • Pull-out foot step for upper carriage • Telescopic outriggers with height-adjustable feet • Counterweight consists of individual pieces • Lattice mast tip • Hook block included Each Conrad model is custom designed from technical drawings of the real machine. Models are then hand assembled and detailed in Germany to the exacting specifications of clients around the world.

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British Churchill Mk.IV Tank - 'To Catch a Tiger'With the success of Operation Torch and the Allied landings in French North Africa, the German Afrika Korps were now being threatened by the British Eighth Army advancing from El Alamein and the Torch forces coming through Algeria. Hitler was determined to reverse this situation and sent significant reinforcements through the port city of Tunis, including around 20 of the powerful new 56 ton Tiger I tanks. These fearsome machines were significantly superior to anything the Allies had available in North Africa, but the battle situation was by now very much against them and there simply were not enough Tigers available to arrest the deteriorating situation. Elements of the 48th Royal Tank Regiment were the first Allied units to come up against the German Tigers and it would not be long before their Churchills started to fall victim to the 88mm guns of the new German tank - Allied military planners were desperate to get their hands on a Tiger and they wouldn’t have to wait long. Following heroic actions by troops of the 2nd Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, a Tiger had its turret disabled during fighting at Guriat el Atach and was abandoned almost intact by its crew. The Foresters had to repel numerous enemy counterattacks over the next couple of days, but were determined to hold on to their trophy. Relieved by strong reinforcements two days later, they had presented the British with a most valuable prize, the first complete example of a German Tiger tank.Following months of intense training in the remote Suffolk countryside, the tank crews which made up the majority of the 48th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment and their newly arrived Churchill tanks made the significant move to Ayrshire to undergo what would be the final stages of their pre-deployment workup. The preparations in Scotland confirmed they were to be deployed as an effective armoured striking force, but where would be their destination? By the middle of March 1943 they had their answer - North Africa and the Allied offensive to finally push the Afrika Korps out of the continent. Loading aboard ships in Glasgow, they were bound for the port town of Bone (Annaba) on the north-eastern corner

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Grove GMK 4100L-2 All-Terrain Crane Features and Details: • New undercarriage cab, engine cowling • Modified cab and lights • Individually mounted spring-mounted wheels • Upper carriage rotates and cab tilts • Telescopic outrigger with height-adjustable feet • Counterweight with additional ballast • Lattice mast top • Hook black included Each Conrad model is custom designed from technical drawings of the real machine. Models are then hand assembled and detailed in Germany to the exacting specifications of clients around the world.

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M4A1 Sherman 'Beute Panzer'Having the opportunity to capture a fully working example of your enemy’s latest battle tank is a situation which was highly prized by all the combatant nations during the Second World War, allowing their capabilities to be assessed and to ascertain the most effective ways of destroying them. This detailed evaluation would usually be carried out by a specialist Military High Command unit well behind the front lines, but getting your war prize back there during the heat of battle could be a challenging process. This particular early Sherman tank was captured by 1st Company, 501st Heavy Tank Battalion in Tunisia, during operations to counter the Anglo-American invasion of French North Africa in late 1942 and must have looked rather conspicuous parked amongst the German Tiger 1 and Panzer III tanks which were heading towards the fighting. The fascinating hand painted warning on the side of the Sherman is basically warning German troops not to remove any items from the enemy tank, as it has been commandeered by German Military High Command and is destined to be sent back to Germany for test and evaluation. In addition to the rather crudely applied Balkenkreuz markings on the turret of the Sherman, the unit responsible for securing such a significant trophy also ensured their details were included in the hand painted warning on the hull sides of the tank, presumably knowing that the message would be seen by thousands of military personnel during its journey back to Germany and wanting their achievement recognized.The German Army had first en

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