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Re: Large and Small
Is that the "Big Brutus" preserved shovel??
Nice pic for size comparison anyway Steve!
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Nice pic for size comparison anyway Steve!
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Hi Steve.
Great pic. thank you. Is that "Big Brutus"??
I remember some Lorain excavators working this side of the pond in the 1950s British Rail had at least one in The Western Region, and of course the Cats, don't know if thats a D4?
Makes me feel old just thinking about it.
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Great pic. thank you. Is that "Big Brutus"??
I remember some Lorain excavators working this side of the pond in the 1950s British Rail had at least one in The Western Region, and of course the Cats, don't know if thats a D4?
Makes me feel old just thinking about it.
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Re: Large and Small
My 4 year old would love a play on those big scale replicas
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