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Well, we opened sales for pumpkins this past weekend. Temps were a little warm which I think kept a lot of people from thinking about fall/Halloween/pumpkins but Sunday was pretty busy. I have some pictures of the ones we pulled from the patch last weekend with my daughter "helping". I hope you like them.
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Wow that was really cool to see. Thanks for the pictures; I've never seen that done around here.
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MASSEY FERGUSON 4355
DeerMeadowFarm replied to PDC's topic in Latest Tractor Conversions & Scratch Builds
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Valtra "c" forestry tractor
DeerMeadowFarm replied to Deerepower's topic in Latest Tractor Conversions & Scratch Builds
Looks great! Now you need one of those Forestry trailers to go behind it! -
Some pictures of my diorama (update 14-11-2007)
DeerMeadowFarm replied to a topic in Share Your Collection
Wow nice work! -
Wow nice pictures; thanks for sharing!
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Your 165 looks great! I am looking for one around here to restore/use myself.
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Nice link; thanks!
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Arrrgh! What annoyed me today (and a few times over the past month) was to visit this site, click on the link that says "Show unread posts since your last visit"; read the first page of posts then click on the second (3rd, 4th, whichever) page and end up with a blank page. It's depressing to know there are pages and pages of posts since my last visit with no real easy way to access them... :'(
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I love seeing your updates Fendt; please keep them coming!
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That's like ....what 10 hours/day 7 days a week for 3 months? A lot of time? I don't know, I don't farm full time so it's hard for me to say. On the weekends I work 10 - 12 hours/day easily but some of that is hand work and/or not on one tractor. To me it seems like a lot...
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CNH "Christmas in July" new releases flyer
DeerMeadowFarm replied to CCF's topic in Ertl Farm Models
I like the precision H with the planter and the M restoration set! -
Wow, looking great Fendt!
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Massey Ferguson conversions!
DeerMeadowFarm replied to MF 6265's topic in Latest Tractor Conversions & Scratch Builds
Very cool work! They look great and your photos are great as well! -
tms project "top secret"
DeerMeadowFarm replied to Tractorman810's topic in Other Conversions & Scratch Builds
Excellent job and quite the photographic documentation; thank you for sharing those with us! -
Wow, no kidding! Excellent work both with the model AND the camera!
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Looking good Fendt 626! Pretty realistic photos! I had a nice wheat beer this weekend and it made me miss my friends from Tuttlingen...
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That looks really nice; I love the detail!
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Looks great! You just need some small chain and tiny load-binders to finish it off!
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Well, I?ve visited her for a while and I?ve been a member for a few days and I am really impressed with some of the farm layouts I see here. It makes me want to start on mine which brings me to my questions: How do I begin? I have a couple ideas in mind but I am at a loss of how to actually start. What is the preferred base material? Plywood, MDF? How thick? What grade of wood is used? I see that a lot of the layouts here are pretty flat. My ideas have a lot of influence by what I see here in New England which is anything but flat! How do you go about creating multiple layered settings? What is used for ground covering and where can it be obtained? Is there a good reference somewhere (a book or video perhaps) that would illustrate the various steps in creating a farm display? Sorry for so many questions, but in reality I probably have hundreds more so I?ll stop now and ask more based on the responses I get. Thanks a lot for your assistance! Rich
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Waycroft nurseries ( Now part of the Barkers group )
DeerMeadowFarm replied to farmernick06's topic in Model Farms & Layouts
They certainly get your attention! Looks like you've given yourself some room to make a nice display. Looking forward to seeing the process... -
Real hay being made by real machines....
DeerMeadowFarm replied to An Interested Spectator's topic in Tractors
We still make and sell small hay bales...but we don't have a nice way of lifting them onto the wagon like that; we do it by hand.