Thanks my friend! You are right, it is very detailed and I love all the graphics they put everywhere. Beautiful model it is. Almost done translating your message and I will respond soon!
That's how it is!! The only thing that I don't like and that drives me crazy is that there is no human way for the cable and the forwarding to stay straight😅🤦♂️, that is, it always twists with the weight. Do you know any formula so that it does not get tangled only? No problem buddy take your time! 👏☺
Hi Pavel, yes it is. There's not very much plastic on these models. There's a luffing jib available for them, also metal construction. Glad to have another friend on the other side of our world. 👋😀 And if you are translating all this to contact me, send your next message in your language and I'll translate and send my next in your language. I've been messaging people in other countries in their language to help make it easier for them.
@@lvdrums ого спасибо !) я последнее время стал интересоваться уменьшенными моделями кранов , экскаваторов и грузовых машин в масштабе 1\50 , но пока не очень получается копить денег чтобы покупать . Они очень мне нравятся . Это моё ХОББИ ! (недавно уволился с работы где меня обманывали и решали за меня что и как мне делать )
@@pavelvilsov2437 Okay, I thought my translator would handle Russian. It's not translating for me and won't write the letters correctly so I will have to find a more complex translator. Give me some time and I will respond to you . Thanks Pavel, I'm excited to get this translated and I will be in touch very soon.
Hi Coal Train, yeah I did reeve the main hook. It's a big boy! I posted a video on the reeving but it was giving me a bit of trouble lol. I think I was trying to get it done too quickly to keep the videos under 30 minutes and that never works. Have to take your time and keep it tensioned properly. I used the "split" flexible needle to reeve it....seems to work best. If you haven't seen that check out a few reeving videos I've posted and I show several tools that work well for reeving. Also, remove the rope guides. They're knurled on one side to lock them in but they push right out and makes it a bit easier to reeve without having to run through them each time. I haven't seen the luffer yet but that's not a bad price for it. It would look really cool with a luffer!
@@lvdrums thanks for the info. I've been trying to find stuff other than the normal reeving kit. What site did you get it off also if you type wsi 1350-6.1 ltm luffing jib they will pop up mostly sold out tho
I bought my 1350 from Buffalo Road Imports. Great place with fair prices. Reeving tools I get at the local hobby shop. They are for making bead necklaces. I'll get on the waiting list for the jib kit if I can find it. Thanks for the heads up!
Oh yeah Weiss Bros next best thing. Milo does about anything and everything! They got some of the coolest stuff. Too easy to overspend on their site lol.
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Very nice, i love mine too
Hi Lucas, yeah it's a beaut and hard not to love it. Nice detail and just cool looking.
Congratulations friend for your new acquisition 😍 I have one just like it and it is really beautiful and very detailed👏
Thanks my friend! You are right, it is very detailed and I love all the graphics they put everywhere. Beautiful model it is.
Almost done translating your message and I will respond soon!
That's how it is!! The only thing that I don't like and that drives me crazy is that there is no human way for the cable and the forwarding to stay straight😅🤦♂️, that is, it always twists with the weight. Do you know any formula so that it does not get tangled only?
No problem buddy take your time! 👏☺
My favorite
It is a great model for sure. I can understand why it's a favorite.
hello)), and this long arrow from the lattice - is it made of metal?
Hi Pavel, yes it is. There's not very much plastic on these models. There's a luffing jib available for them, also metal construction. Glad to have another friend on the other side of our world. 👋😀 And if you are translating all this to contact me, send your next message in your language and I'll translate and send my next in your language. I've been messaging people in other countries in their language to help make it easier for them.
@@lvdrums ого спасибо !) я последнее время стал интересоваться уменьшенными моделями кранов , экскаваторов и грузовых машин в масштабе 1\50 , но пока не очень получается копить денег чтобы покупать . Они очень мне нравятся . Это моё ХОББИ ! (недавно уволился с работы где меня обманывали и решали за меня что и как мне делать )
@@pavelvilsov2437 Okay, I thought my translator would handle Russian. It's not translating for me and won't write the letters correctly so I will have to find a more complex translator. Give me some time and I will respond to you . Thanks Pavel, I'm excited to get this translated and I will be in touch very soon.
Have you reeved the main block yet of so what trick did you use and yes they make a Luffer but it's 250 bucks
Hi Coal Train, yeah I did reeve the main hook. It's a big boy! I posted a video on the reeving but it was giving me a bit of trouble lol. I think I was trying to get it done too quickly to keep the videos under 30 minutes and that never works. Have to take your time and keep it tensioned properly. I used the "split" flexible needle to reeve it....seems to work best. If you haven't seen that check out a few reeving videos I've posted and I show several tools that work well for reeving. Also, remove the rope guides. They're knurled on one side to lock them in but they push right out and makes it a bit easier to reeve without having to run through them each time.
I haven't seen the luffer yet but that's not a bad price for it. It would look really cool with a luffer!
@@lvdrums thanks for the info. I've been trying to find stuff other than the normal reeving kit. What site did you get it off also if you type wsi 1350-6.1 ltm luffing jib they will pop up mostly sold out tho
I bought my 1350 from Buffalo Road Imports. Great place with fair prices. Reeving tools I get at the local hobby shop. They are for making bead necklaces. I'll get on the waiting list for the jib kit if I can find it. Thanks for the heads up!
@@lvdrums thanks for the info. I got mine from Weiss brothers great guys
Oh yeah Weiss Bros next best thing. Milo does about anything and everything! They got some of the coolest stuff. Too easy to overspend on their site lol.
What website could I purchase this whole setup ???
Weiss brothers
That's where I got mine