William

I don't get it,, why would I want to buy them,, when you have posted them here for me to look at totally free of charge? Are they copyrighted? Why put writing on them here?

Are you next to, or by the main road called the A49?

Interesting website too. www.pma32.com Click on the mini's tab and it will take you to a selection on conversions and scatch-builds..

I think your right saying it looks suspect. One can see on the grey walls, were an image has been rubbed out,,,, and the walls re-smudged-filled in again with grey. You can just see the slightly different contrasts of grey merging into one-another, just above the 135 badge and just below the roof line. May be they have not included an exhaust because of this reason?

Thanks for all your comments. Well,, for F-P: the lighthouse is on the banks of the Mersey River, in a place called Hale Village, just south of Liverpool. Just type in Hale Lighthouse or Childe Of Hale on a Google search. For kiwi Nick 6920s: the telehandler has been around for 10 months or more, I think the farm is the only one who has one, in our area. The other farm has nothing but Fergusons. That is a mile away, so I will get some pics the combinding either tomorrow or the weekend

Yeah,, same for the farms in my pics. They probably have about 2 to 3 fields left at most to finish off. Wheat I think. I only hope I can manage to catch the bailers at work over the next day or two.

Here's a few pictures from the last 3 or 4 days of harvesting round my way.. Finally caught up with the other local farm around Sat/Sun, they are using contractors who have two NH TX 68s. And tonight,, got my peddle bike out and went for a ride around.(same farm as above) The other workers from the same farm in another field, 5 minutes ride away.(same farm as above) Not caught up with the bailers yet, but hopefully I will,, tomorrow etc.. William

Hello everyone. One of our local farms in our village, has started cutting rape down on the banks of the Mersey. I took a chance and got my peddle bike and camera out. This farm did cut another field of rape last week, but as I was out at work,, I didn't manage to get any pics.. Here are a selection of photo's of the harvest. Ole' Pute with his gun, just in case a fox shows up John arrives with a fresh trailer for Dave to fill Dave in the New Holland, starts a new round. A thumbs up from Roni on the JD John moves the trailer around into a new position for the combines to empty into I wasn't sure which ones to put up here, so I just put up the best ones in the order they came of on the camera.. Hope you like.. William

Great conversion. How long will it take you to put the decals on? It should look good when completed!

That is one excellent scratch build, well done!! It takes me back to the 1970's when I would go down the field with my grandad and watch the combine excactly like that, along with my uncle on the corn cart/ Can't wait to see the finished model. Again,, well done!

What a great scratch build! It's this tpye of stuff that makes this forum so unique! Are you going to paint it, or is that the finished colur scheme? Well done anyway Deerepower!

I`ll hazard a guess at,, spud drill scarifier.

Welcome What remarkable models you have, you ought to be proud. They are excellent!!

Well,, I have to say, that trailer is fantastic. Well made sir!

That`s a great looking trailer mate, well painted and a neat finish!