THEBRITFARMER
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How ruuuude!! I cannot believe a man so polite offered up such a cheeky reply :D
5ft 6in, Jordan. Well 'ish' anyway!!
Sorry couldn't resist it has been a while
5ft 6 eh? A veritable GIANT Tris as my dad is shorter than you. :of
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I have a few of the Milky Way booklets, but only as an EBay purchase. Looking at them makes me wonder if they sent out standard Britains bubble sets or loose items in their own packaging. Perhaps Ploughmaster knows?
Don't know for sure but according to the caption in the catalogue I would imagine some type of box. It says with each set there is a different building to collect (I assume you cut it out of the box and assemble.)
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i feel so bad now
but remember good things come in small packages (and there called models)
oh well, how tall are you tris
He stands roughly 54mm tall not including the base. :laugh:
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Yep it was £6.99 for 92 pages now £9.99 for 164 pages, plus it says 200 colour photos. I think the first edition had nowhere near that amount so all in all not a bad price.
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Topic Bump..
http://www.toypriceguide.co.uk/britians/britains.htm
I see that there is a 2nd edition just been released.
Thanks for the updated info.
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i also have the 1959 new lines/crown leaflet , has a complete set of farm buildings and farmyards which are very very rare , when they do turn upthey either make next to nothing as nobody realises what they are or a small fortune as some people do know how rare they are !!! great hunting though !!
Any photos of these items?
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Thanks Scott, good to hear from you mate, things are all well here thanks just keeping busy although we could do with some better weather - been pretty rotten for the last 2 weeks - not hay making weather certainly
How are things yourself?
I'll send some of our sunshine over to you, it has been a scorcher this last couple of weeks. Things are good on this side of the pond, not much new with my farm models (still have them all though ) have kind of shifted over to toy soldiers for the moment.
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You must have known I would be viewing today Martin. Very nice, hope all is well with you.
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I agree it's a marriage of two models. Look how worn the chassis is compared to the dumper. If they were together as new the dumper would show more signs of wear also.
Still a good pickup though.
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Here is the link to the weather projected for the next two weeks. Thank god I have central air conditioning, as these are the actual temps, the humidity has to be factored in making it feel even warmer :'(
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/fourteenday/caon0759?ref=qlink_st_14day
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Very nice HO/OO scale is great as you can get quite a large farm in a small amount of space. Looking forward to seeing it develop.
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This..........
While not particularly humorous the story is.
We just had an Earthquake here in Ontario and this was a photo from the aftermath.
Here is the caption added by the press.
Ian Vallance, a lawyer and partner with Victor Ages Vallance, wearing only a borrowed suit jacket, stands outside his office building at 112 Lisgar.
My question is why he had to borrow a jacket? did he go to work naked? and if not where are his clothes? I hope if he is married his wife doesn't see this photo HAHA
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Very nice Mandy, love the guy with the flat cap and scarf !!
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Ash Tree farm is looking pretty smart Sean. It has really developed over the years.
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That certainly seems like an option PW, any information you could provide would be much appreciated.
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Thanks graham much obliged.
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Thanks David,
Heading over there now. I figured that shipping maybe a hassel. It is a friend on my mothers who is looking. He wants to try and get breeds from the country of origin. I don't really know why I think he thinks they are better? As long as the breed standard is adhered to it shouldn't matter should it?
Cheers
Scott
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Wondering if anyone can help me I am looking for a breeder of show fowl.
Looking for pigeons, chickens and ducks (aylesbury). I am looking for a friend who wants to import then over here to Canada for breeding and showing.
Thanks
Scott
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We are supposed to hit 31C here today !! that's without the humidex
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Very nice richie. hoping to set up my railway layout again now I have a bit more room. I may have a small section reserved for a funfair.........candy floss anyone
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How much for the fairy?!! :laugh:
Another fine farm to please a punter. No doubt the happy buyer will be blown away by it when he gets it set up. So, another first at Toytrac this year then?
I take it the models are not really for sale?
She'd make mincemeat out of you Tris.
Nice layout Graham
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Here is a website that maybe of interest
Richard is a great guy to deal with and I have bought quite a few pieces from him over the years. He is a little on the expensive side but does have those rare and hard to find items.
Border Fine Arts - Tractors, Horses and Lorries
in Border Fine Art Sculptures
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BEAUTIFUL !! but I think any of the BFA containg animals are