CallumC
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Thanks for the reply's, I was fairly sure it was. Nice find as it wasn't advertised very well
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I Have been lucky enough to stumble on some less common bits this last while.
White transit van in ok condition its got a couple chips and the box is bashed but it was an OK price. Green valtra in nice condition however the steering wheel is broken for some reason (don't think the tractor has been apart so not sure how that happened) also picked up these older implements as I wanted the bale elevator. one of the more lucky and rare finds was this joblot of bits with the most important windows for my britains cardboard farm house. If anyone has the door or another window give me a message please.
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Looks good on the britains tyres
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23 minutes ago, CMB said:
That's awesome mate. I'm selling the brown ones on eBay and they want to know if they fit that exact trailer. The yellow ones are the same dimensions as the older brown ones I believe
They all have the same bed lorrys, blue, red, green and the yellow trailers are all the same
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Makes for a tidy rig not sure how import tax works for Australia now? I had bought a 1.64 Road train around that time aswell.
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19 hours ago, IH885XLMAN said:
Any chance britains will release a 996 again or rebadge it a 990 or 995 ,??
Hopefully they do
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21 hours ago, James Joe Dewar said:
Thank you Callum, which set up.
Regards
Joe.
Your lorry with the combine
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That's a tidy setup
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5 hours ago, Stabliofarmer said:
I think that sums it up very well. We buy and sell miniature steam engines and there's a few CNC machined engines cropping up that just lack the sole, or feel of an engine that's been built over the course of many years by an individual's hand. The same absolutely applies to a scratch built model over one of my kits or a 3d print where a machines done most of the work.
Although your kit does give you a nice bit of an in-between yes it's it's kit but you still have to put effort into it to get a decent end result
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13 hours ago, 844john said:
Couldn’t have put that better myself Callum, for me personally I like to look at something and know it’s come from someone’s hands. It might not be perfect, but maybe that’s not always the point.
It's something a little more special at the end of the day. But there's definitely a place for the mass produced and the 3d printed. Long story short everything has its place and its all down to personal preference. I also like the mentioned idea of a British replicagri ! Just imagine all the odd bits you could get.
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3 hours ago, 844john said:
As the resident Dinosaur here, I agree with a lot of what’s been said. There’s no doubt that the advances in 3D printing has led to a more affordable way for some models to be produced. As James says, it’s not for everyone, just like picking up a knife and a ruler isn’t for everyone either. I still think there will always be a place for both, and I also agree that there’s a lot of models out there yet to be tackled, especially from British manufacturers who are usually overlooked by the European manufacturers.
It also comes down to preference doesn't it. For example you could go out and buy a perfectly good table that was made in a factory / by someone using power tools or you could buy the same table made by somebody from scratch with hand tools. Sometimes it's nice to have something that's been produced using someone's raw skills.
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I'd say the 'conversion' standard has changed the most 2006 sorta era when i first joined the forum people selling 'conversions' were selling models with loaders added, wheels changed, 2wd models, full cut and shunt models just a vast selection of styles. Now it's more common to see a repaint job (nothing wrong with this either) or like you've said a more specific customisation (certain stickers lights aerial horns etc to replicate a personal tractor) the 3d printer has certainly changed the market but its also made getting some more unique models a tad more obtainable. And also the model kits have been an excellent addition to the hobby. Especially for people who haven't commented to buying all the stocks of plastic and brass etc needed to do a scratch build.
I don't think we will ever run out of models to make. Likely will see more variations of older casts coming back into production. Hopefully the hobby doesn't get much more expensive.
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Excellent I'll keep an eye out
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Looks excellent will you be selling any?
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1 hour ago, Pete132 said:
That came up well, Car cleaner again?
Just an interior detailing spray they are designed for plastics and metal some work on glass as well so it's perfect for models
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Looks excellent well done
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Much like the blue power t7300 or whatever it is that 6r looks a very tidy model both will look ace will a little work
2024 releases
in Britains Farm Models
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That actually doesn't look bad nice to see a buckrake and to be honest I like the idea of the vet set not ground breaking but couple different figures. Would be good fun for the kids just noticed the golden lab or retriever whatever it is with the vet set that's a nice throwback to the 110 set with the shooting man