Luke DeWitt

Very cool outdoor shots. I wish I could do that but all we have had is rain for the past few days. I had to take a double look at some of those to see if they were real Keep up the great work.

Wow, that is one nice set up. I thought my 1/64th's took up alot of room.

She sure is purdy, even if shes red Is there much of a difference between the red and blue versions? Luke

I forgot to ask you this weekend if you happened to get more photos of the spfh. Thanks for showing us some of your collection. I hope to start finding olde lit. at shows but for now ill keep up on the newer stuff. After all it will be old lit. in a few years anyways. Luke

Wow thats looking really cool.

Nice collection, do you happen to have more pictures of that NH SPFH? Thanks, Luke

Thanks guys, here are some progress pictures. Im still have a ways to go but I think im only going to roof in the ends. It's cheeper and eisier to move things around when it's done.

Actually it was scale models, they did a 1/32 9030, one with a planter and cultivator and one by itself. They also did one as a 276 vers. Ill see if I can snap some pictures of my 9030.

Sign me up. I have always wanted one in 1/64th scale but ill take one in any scale.

I love to see farms expanding. Im sure you will enjoy getting milking done faster.

Looking good, we still use ag bags spaced apart and fill in the center as if it was a bunk. It's nice because you increse the amount you can hold but is slow going when filling up the bagger. It's nice when were done though and we switch to trucks.

Maybe that can be your next story Nice line up though.

Wish i had some older lit. thanks for the pictures, I do wish the bigger companies would have scans of their old lit. It's great for learning about older equipment.

Wow, I had to take a second look at some of those pictures to see if they were real. What model is that combine? Luke

Very cool pictures. I wish I could come over and tour. Next time im at the dealership ill have to show off some NA iron

Welcome, I'v recently joined here too and I feel safe in saying you have joined the best forum out there.

Very cool. I made wooden ones for my display but I think the wire mesh would look even better.

Wow she sure looks nice. The only thing that could make it better is a silage blade.

Im glad you posted this, ill have to try it on my next display. I sure looks better than gray paint.

How about these Lord Ferguson?

I have to agree. When you buy it yourself you enjoy it more. For being 13 you sure have some talent. Cant wait to see more.

Potatoman: I have to say it's around 200 +/- I dont have an exact number but I think one of these days ill pull everything out and check. Lord Ferguson: My wallet seems to have hole in it Everytime it gets filled up it seems its empty again. Dont worry you'll see more colors soon. Not to mention that there may be a 1/64th New Holland FR 90x0 series SPFH being produced as an authentic. It is still rumors but from what I have been hearing chances are looking good. GreenSheetAndYellowRims: I got it from scratch-cast out of South Dakota. It set me back a pretty penny but these guys do great work and are great to work with. They can be tough to get ahold of because they are only open from November-March and take limited orders. Thanks, Luke

Thanks for the comments, I may be new here but I feel right at "home" already.

Nice looking display, I havent seen too many displays outside of 1/64th so its a nice change.

I know what you mean, im off to work as we speak. I guess it's a price to pay for a great hobby Thanks, Luke