Luke DeWitt

I am off to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra! 

Glad to hear you are alright Simon.

I was annoyed to learn that my hard drive crashed on my 2 year old laptop. Atleast I get a free replacment. I was happy to figure out how to get to some of my documets and pictures that were not backed up. Luckely my MF articles were on an sd card. Still annoying to lose the hard drive.

Rick put up an offer on the Toy Tractor Times board for anyone interested in writing for Model Farmer to contact him and after that I found this site. 

link testing.....

I usually wake up around 5 or 5:30 in the morning and usually no one is awake but today I wake up and it smells like someone is baking. Turns out my mom couldn't not sleep so she stated baking at 4 in the morning! Nothing better then waking up to fresh cookies even if its in the morning. 

I wrote a 50 word article for Jay and it made the front page of Toy Tractor Times....... ;D ;D

Nice work Rick, congratulations.  8)

Ouch....!!,...and bloody OUCH..!!,.......know how painful that is Luke..... :'(

As for me,..I have been clearing up sloppy snow,the last of the pack-ice around the farm and also clearing the same from the local racecourse carparks and access roads. Rather optimistic,...they are hoping to race on monday,.....theres still 4 inches on the course..... \

The most pain I felt was the needle for the Novocaine. The DR. sprayed a freezing spray on my foot but it still felt like a thousand needles going in my toe for about 30 seconds. After that no pain at all thankfully. The nail they removed was fairly large, I would post pictures but somethings are not meant to be photographed.  I did let it go too long before seeing the Dr so it was infected but when the nurse saw it she said cool and then told the Dr. that he had to see this so I think I made their day.  Im just glad that its done.

Had an ingrown toenail taken out.

Awsome set up. I might have to look into getting a few 1/87th scale models. 

They look great. I really like the TF version, sure looks like it worked hard in the fields.

Great looking display, very nice line up of tractors. 

I am going to really have to think about how to work in the combine Tris, my model farm doesent really need another combine but its better to be prepaired for harvest.  I might have to open up a display dealership. 

Thanks Pete, looks like you found some great models. 

This set and at a great price as well. 

My 1/32nd collection may be growing, I like the looks of that tractor. It will look good next to my Steiger KM-325. 

Thanks for the info guys, I recently found a cat version that was sold as a farm show set. Got a good deal on it as well    The claas verson seems to be a bit harder to find. Everyone seems to be out of them here in the states. Well the hunt continues. 

I was looking on line at a dealer here in the states and I found a Claas Lexion in 1/64th scale but it appears that they were mainly distributed on your side of the pond. I was wondering if anybody has some information on this model. I would post this in the classifieds but id like to know more about the model itself first before I see if anyone had any for sale. Thanks,

Luke

That poor tractor must have been working hard.    I like how you added the caked on mud. 

Great looking set up.  I cant believe I missed this one.

Iv been splitting wood for the past few days and it looks like ill be doing that again today. 

I am off to see the Trans Siberian Orchestra. 

Very nice work, the last picture is my favorite. 

This was a great release for 1/64th scale, I cant wait to see the new swather.

Andy, Jason Hasert sent out an email with a PDF copy. If you want send me your e-mail and I can forward the email to you with the PDF.

Great looking models, the detail is incredible 

Looks great, amazing detail as well.