THEBRITFARMER

Sorry to hear that Bill but glad to hear that he seems to be on the mend and hopefully will be back in his own home soon.

Tornado watch for us and heavy rains expected soon, currently at a temp of 73 Fahrenheit.

Very nice indeed Mike, a great layout.

Great stuff Mark and nice to see Ford Farm is still on the go and looking better than it ever has.

Don't think you have anything to worry about they look pretty damn good !!!!

Tris..........oh no wait that has already been done I think perhaps a transport box for horses or a set of buildings from an old English farmstead (ala Emmerdale Farm)

I was going to ask you about the scale (if there was one?) as to display space I have been relegated to the basement so I currently have a 25 x 14 space you are welcome to use

That is a great new addition to the collection. Thanks for all of the photos, nice to see skilled craftspeople at work. IMO you can't beat the realism in BFA products they are second to none. I don't collect them but always marvel at them when I see them in the shops. Great stuff.

The skip being delivered to our house, renovations start tomorrow !! 8)

Very nice Rich.

Have to agree there, of the tractors from that era, it was one of the few that could the implements up.

I would suggest with Christmans coming Marky that you purchase these MF products and wrap them up for your kids. That way they get a gift and you get what you want without breaking the bank !! :D

That is cool !! I bet money that in a few years the price will drop and they will become common in the marketplace and many homes will have one.

I would say so I collect the William Britains soldiers and they have some fantastic highly detailed figures.

Be nice if Britains could do a limited edition run of some of the older (Herald) figures, say a dozen different value packs comprising different animals and people.

Trying to do too many things at once and wasn't watching where she was going. Although granted she isn't as spry as she once was either. Dad is still not the same as he was before the accident, his humour is there etc.... but physically he gets tired easy, and is very lethargic whcih wasn't him, he was always on the go. Thanks for asking Tris.

Hearing my Mum has broken her ankle and smashed in her kneecap (same leg) Trouble is that was her good leg so now she is almost bed ridden until it heals.

I have the five sled dogs but nothing else from the arctic series.

That is too cool some of those Britains are now as rare as hens teeth. Thanks for the heads up.

Link doesn't work. Try this http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=771

GCSE's first took place in 1988. I took them in 1988 and remember them being a big deal as we were the first to do them.

Now that would be worth 2 quid to not have to traipse through the store !!

Yeah me to 22 years ago to be precise :of :of :'(

Awesome Mark, good to see Ford Farm is alive and well, some awesome additions while I have been away. All of them look great. Thanks for sharing your snaps with us.

Had to google it :D Very nice piece also found another called bought at market which is in a similar vein.