Hi Folks,
came across this rubber duck which appears to be about to make its final journey to the building site in the sky.
Think its probably of German origin either a Zepplin or Cat/Zepplin machine but not too sure
I'm sure somebody on this site can offer a positive identity.
Jeremy
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Re: Mystery machine?
Tracshovel wrote:Looks like it's an old Eder built rubber duck.
Yes I second that definetly an Eder
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Sorry chaps forgot the pic
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Re: Mystery machine?
Knew I could count on someone here knowing
Only ever seen one other Eder machine and that was an older rubber duck that was waiting to be cut up for scrap, may have posted the pic somewhere in this forum
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Only ever seen one other Eder machine and that was an older rubber duck that was waiting to be cut up for scrap, may have posted the pic somewhere in this forum
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Re: Mystery machine?
Hi Folks,
Well I just happened to spot the little Eder rubber duck on its lowloader on a local industrial estate.
It had been my original conclusion that the machine was destined for the scrap heap as it was in so many bits and not all the bits were visible.
However I was wrong it would appear that it is being re-built (on the lowloader too) and here is a snap!!!
Jeremy
Well I just happened to spot the little Eder rubber duck on its lowloader on a local industrial estate.
It had been my original conclusion that the machine was destined for the scrap heap as it was in so many bits and not all the bits were visible.
However I was wrong it would appear that it is being re-built (on the lowloader too) and here is a snap!!!
Jeremy
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falkara wrote:
Sorry chaps forgot the pic
Hi all, that is the reason why I don't like such photo-service like photobucket or the like.
We have enough space to host the pictures here on the server.
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