Model of Vibro-concrete Pile Driving Plant

maker:
London Underground
Model of Vibro-concrete Pile Driving Plant

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Model of vibro-concrete pile driving plant, scale 1:12

Details

Category:
Building Construction
Object Number:
1928-1090
Measurements:
Boxed components: 340 mm x 630 mm x 480 mm,
Crane arm: 330 mm x 160 mm x 1370 mm,
type:
model
credit:
British Steel Piling Co. Ltd.

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