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Great to see the Agrifac machines were there also, including the high crop sprayer.

That is possible to get to the last unread post, Still, for me anyway, I would prefer when opening a thread the latest post comes first (just as on the old forum, when you had the possibility to select how to open a thread).

Wil, you've seem to missed the Doe 5100 in 1/32 I do have the Roadless 65 in 1/16 , so a picture will be emailed to you asap and ofcourse also of the Doe 5100. Just curious how many of your list are still available through Dave? The 1124 Force is on its way I hope/guess . And did the County 1884 in 1/16 ever came to be build?

Looks like the real deal, not the model itself \

can only agree to that

I agree with SPN, only make sure the select-o-speed 'box is working correctly in every gear. And about the front axle and other parts like steeringparts etc, they wear out under the load most County tractors used to work and are very expensive and takes a lot work to get it fixed again. The cab on the 654 looks great imo . Go for it, but be sure to check everything two or three times!!!

Thanks for the pictures!

For everyone not familiar with this model , can you post a picture?

Just received a german MH 121 brochure: have a look http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,33822.msg732901.html#msg732901

Like that very much

Earlier this year the DPF failed on our Peugeot 307SW and together with cleaning the EGR valve it ate a big hole in our monthly budget , and ofcourse the budget for models and brochures :( .

Getting a discount was really difficult to achieve, at least that was my opinion . Also the high postage costs put me off in the end... But this seller has rare models most of the times, but this one seems rather out of range for me \ with a broken front axle... http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-16-Vintage-International-340-Utility-Tractor-W-Box-/290633941309?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item43ab22013d

Talking of rare examples... this one is one of only two ever made and very very expensive http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-Big-Roy-Versatile-1-16-scale-Toy-Farmer-/130616624968?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item1e695b8748 From the same seller also both of the Natiaonal Farm Toys Show Versatile 935 : http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-Versatile-935-1-32-scale-2011-National-Farm-Toy-Show-Tractor-Toy-Farmer-/130616615033?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item1e695b6079 and there will be six of this one... so why pay so much :'( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-Versatile-935-1-64-scale-2011-National-Farm-Toy-Show-Tractor-Toy-Farmer-/140661698944?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item20c0173180 Better buy a gold Massey instead for under the tree

Thought they were called Olive... (the ladies I mean) We used to have a Dexta with those wide tyres and it was not easy steer to be honest. Ofcourse we only ear cheese overhere

Nice brochures, Mark. Hopefully the 20D tractors with the wide front tyres do have power steering

Mark, can you make a review of both models when the UH one will be in your collection . This to get more to know about the build quality of UH models compared to the DBP ones (as per discussion on this matter in another topic).

It's a Lone Star and represents the US build Golden Jubilee or NAA model like ploughmaster said

Great new items, Wil. When can we expect your Zwolle purchases?

Sure Mark, was tempted to take it home and what a buy it would have been for you at Zwolle Thanks Tris, was a great day with some hot weather and a nice blue sky.

Found this nice example while being on vacation during the summer in France .

@ Wil and David, here are the 3 Roadless G&B together

Thanks Mark, lately I do like the one-off's more than the regular releases. It's very difficult to make something different today and with not many real vineyard Dexta's around it's hard to get it looking right.

Glad I could be of help Tris and hope you enjoy it very much!

A small but well deserved haul for me: - an UH conversion by Lee Roebuck of a narrow/vineyard Fordson Dexta (thanks for bringing it over Andy), - the UH chrome Ford 7810 now in full ownership thanks to the brochure purchases by Mark - the UH muddy Ford 7810 (another big thanks for Wil) - the limited edition Fordson Dexta Doe show 2011 - the 2010 National Farm toy show Internatinal 3788 (snoopy) - the 2011 National farm toyy show Versatile 935 in 1/64th From Mark also the brochure pocketsleeves for my USA size brochures. Also about a dozen Ford tractor brochures from different sellers. Will post pictures when I have scanned them im my collection thread. Was great meeting you all!

Can someone check his armpits also