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Claas ?Ares I think with a yellow hedge trimmer, also heard an old Fordson chugging away.

Another funny coloured Britain's Valtra Valmet ;)

Ah right would that be the one that went for 89.40 on Ebay this afternoon Bill?

I suppose the advantage of having the extra machinery for contracting means you can get tasks like that done in half the time it would normally take. Still a surprise to see the three mowers in one small field though!

Some smaller trailers and implements would be nice too Britains

Britains 1994 catalogue and JCB 526s Farm Special Loadall mint in box. One of the first instances of the wire ties I think because there is one securing the arm to the blow moulded tray.

One thing you don't have in your Autoway road scene is that yellow Alfa-type water tanker with the black hose \ I presume you have that model though?

Many happy returns Sue! :)

60! :of I've been struggling to get just the one .

It's fantastic to see Britains Autoway displayed like that. Any chance of any close-ups?

Finding out that the cat has been doing more than pi55ing on my bedroom carpet! >

I woke up to find (smell) our Kitten Holly emptying her bladder on my carpet, rucksack, pile of notes and papers and worst of all my new Britains/Herald Plastic figures book! >

Yes, its the smallest that he had!

Power scoop:

A handmade loader:

)Cabbage 

Ebbage senior's Leaning Tower of Toys

More from Oak Tree:

Lastly some random images from the show:

Tucked away behind a house, this scene:

First time I've seen one of these logging trikes in any scale:

Classic 70s/80s-style potato harvest:

One of my favourite layouts was Oak Tree Farm:

Lots of JCB excavators at work:

Bird cage wire according to Dave, but it looks just right to keep the flock in:

This crop was genetically engineered:

that not are layout Chris thats county99 and the fendt is new this year a friend of mine had it on demo

Burger!!! Sorry Tim, you were of course opposite:

All I have of Graham's unfortunately:

(Are you sure this pit is weighted down properly Graham? \ )

Did the owner collect this in the end? It would have fit snugly in my tub, but there it would probably remain!

Jordan and Tim's stupendous Little Manor Farm layout, "Little" being a misnomer:

Monkeyman driver gets a repaint:

Graham's hand behind this one I think:

HLT's setup:

Hey is this MJB1?

Mike R's layout:

  Sue (Leakeyvale)'s diorama (I love this)

  Can this really be a Britains toy?:

More from the pavilion:

More muddy machinery:

Sean's combine, so good it definately deserved a second outing here:

Under-the-weather man:

Some of TM810's layout:

Whoops my bad, sorry Barry

Not sure why this was priced at £300 (crimson painted Britains tipper)

The Pooles, helpful and friendly:

And some of their wares: