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[quote="Kym Knight"][quote="newshipmodeler"]Seriously are you going to sell it? +1[/quote]

Same here. I need 2 right now.[/quote]

Kym, you do realize this crane is in 1/700 scale right? :big_grin:

waouwwwww, very nice for this scale !!! great job

Thanks for all of your interesting & suggestions. :smallsmile:
This crane PE is for sale. And more kinds of port equipments are in our progress...also include modern cranes .
We are designing this crane in 1/350 :woo_hoo:
It still need some time ,I hope it would not take to long :-)

Also ,we will have our web to sell these products soon :thumbs_up_1:

[quote="reigels"]Beautiful work. Are you going to be selling these?

If you're looking for a new project, you might consider doing a modern container ship crane as well to support the new Revell kit.[/quote]

@reigels
If you dont want to wait that long, have a look at BJ-Modellbau here:

[img]http://shop.strato.de/WebRoot/Store14/Shops/61404716/4776/5087/09AD/A18F/633E/C0A8/28B9/3ADE/HK-BH_1-1.png[/img]
http://shop.strato.de/epages/61404716.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61404716/Categories/Schiffsmodell/Schiffe

He has cargo load, docks and floating cranes as well.
If you have any issues with the language, just drop me a line, i�ll establish a contact
or foward other informations. He ist a friend of mine.

My pleasure. :wave_1:
[b]
PS:
Phantastic work on that classic crane. Amazing!
Some info about "where to buy" would be very interesting[/b]

Too bad for you, Kym - it's in 1/700 =P

[quote="newshipmodeler"]Seriously are you going to sell it? +1[/quote]

Same here. I need 2 right now.

Seriously are you going to sell it? +1

Seriously, are u gonna sell it?

Hello zztjxt,
Your job is very fine and accurate! It is a big project!
It is very difficult to find good plans or picts about this subject. A good Japanese dio will be a famous id�e, there is a long time I�m searching plans and picts about Japan locos and trains at 1939/1945 period.
Bests regard
Jean Mahieux

[quote="j.mahieux"]Hello from Jean and Bruno
A very beautiful job, have you had a plan or only photo?[/quote]

Hi :wave_1:
the plan had not been finished when i built this crane.
But,because I know this kit's design process,so... :-)

By the way ,your port dio. is awesome :thumbs_up_1:

You're very professional at crane :cool_1:

[quote="j.mahieux"]Hello from Jean and Bruno
A very beautiful job, have you had a plan or only photo?[/quote]

He kept this crane with pictures~

Hello from Jean and Bruno
A very beautiful job, have you had a plan or only photo?

make that crane on 350 scale, please

No bobguy - see my post :P

wow, its very impressive. it looks like it took a while to put together. also, it looks just as good unpainted than painted

also, am i the only one who noticed the mouse pad on the last three photos in the background? :heh:

Actually, that one looks more like the English styled Hammerhead crane. But then again, the Japanese did copy almost all things naval from the British.
[attachment=0]Hammerhead Crane Cowes.jpg[/attachment]

No suggestion to make but it's a superb piece of work, I'm sure you would find buyers if you were able to sell them

Cheers
Mike

Certainly this crame could be persuaded to look like a British crane...?

here is a photo of such a crane -still standing at Cowes -Isle of Wight UK


Photo is by Alec Cap...!--thank you!)[attachment=0]Iow 1 020.jpg[/attachment]

This is stunning work :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
Dave Wooley

That is a brilliant bit of photo-etching and the big question for me if you produce it for sale is "Are you going to produce a 1:350 version"?

BTW Alec, the other cranes you are referring to are of US design and this looks to be an early Japanese style. But I could be wrong.