THEBRITFARMER

Looks great Mart.....Well Done

Nice line of blue beasts there too Sean Thanks

Some nice tractors there Sean, thanks for posting. I think Marky will need a bib or incontinence pants after seeing this lot. :D

Looks very good Nigel

Lovely weather here forecast for the whole of this week.

How did I miss this thread, very nice Bjorn

Looks pretty sweet though apassmore Is that Ben & Marky inside :D :D :D :D

Do you mean real tractors parts Sonny, as you posted in the Real Farm Talk section, if it is real parts then I don't think Dave Towse will be of much help, he only deals in models.

FORD without a doubt

I'd go for the Britains ones although that Joskin trailer looks pretty nice. The large lorry is being sold on ebay is it not ? and that Siku thing looks like some where you'd put your hamster :D

Kinda like scaloox, unfortunately though the Linka stuff is ho/oo scale.

Nice Phil, what are the buildings like??? Are they wood?, they don't seem to be to expensive either.

Latest batch the one on the right is/was the Ram with horns. Can anyone guess the breed :)

Actually all of these so far have been copied from photos borrowed off the net with just a smidge of artistic licensce I usually just start painting and see where it takes me.

Thanks Mark, I just use regular acrylic paint, I give them a light sand than a wash, then base coat with white school glue. Then I paint them then when dry another coat of white school glue. (gives them a bit of a sheen but not to much) I wouldn't recommend this method for play use, but effect for display and as I have a least 100 different colours of acrylic paint I wasn't going to go out and start buying oil paint. Acrylics are easier to work with anyway and you can blend colours nicely too

Cheers Tris currently working on some sheep..........NO not in that way !!! :D

Things happen pretty quick in 1/32 land, bull must have been busy during the night :D :D

Can get a hold of these for about 50p each New paint job and I think they would be ok :)

FTF Cow Painting Tour 2006 Payment in Jaffa cakes, Pot noodles, potted beef sarnies, boosts, twirls and double deckers (if they still make them) :D :D Hmmmm cross breeds could be a tad more tricky Tris, probably be better off with the older Britains calfs as they are a bit more chunky. I'll have to have a scout for some pics.

Well that would be a job indeed .....I'd gladly paint cows if anyone needs some doing, only trouble is the expense, I can't buy them over here So I would have to ship them over to ship them back.

Sure no problem Mark, I am due a vacation anyway.

2 more newbies for the farm.....removed the horns from the bull

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I kept meaning to ask what the pin was for