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thats a nice peice of kit

nice pictures its nice to see where these things are made lots of ideas for conversions

great pictures, that's a good size trailer there.we dont see that size of beet harvester over here and come to think of it i dont see too many trailers that size.

well today i have been teaching 6 lads how to scaffold while looking out for tractors. now i am back at the hotel that i am staying in looking out the window for more tractors and reading allthe things all of you have put up today. also trying to come up with ideas for a display for a show in kilbenheny in 3 weeks (the stress of it all)

how about coming over to ireland. we would love to see all them display in real life.plus it would highlight the modeling world over here. its just an idea.

them pictures are so cool. i have really enjoyed looking at them through my lunch . the airial pictures are so different

they were great photos. it just goes to show you should all ways have your camera with you

have just seen a john deere 6630 pulling a lowloader with a load of shuttering pans

that is looking good, it will look great when all the bolsters/uprights are fitted. there did get the crane what is it off

that is some plough what size tractor would you want to pull it comfortable

more great pictures only sorry i couldn't be there. the detail is un real, i couldn't pick which one i like best there that good. well done all i am green with envy

jcb 416s waiting on new wheels(cant seem to find the right one) and a silage fork (getting that at kilbenheny next month). the britains samson muck spreader i am not happy with it i think its a bad model.

great pictures, some savage layouts, there was a lot of time and effort put into them. it looks like a great day was had by all who went

great looking model mate

i am sitting here in the hotel and a massey ferguson 6480 pulling a 3 axle low loader with a hi-ab crane mounted to the front of the trailer and there was a jcb js130 on it drove past. just taught i would let you know

i agree, the britains models are not as good as they were. now i bu mainly buy siku and whatever i can. uh is so hard to get over here there is only one person doing them.

i have to say it looks great.i just wish i could see it in the flesh. there is just not enough shows over here in ireland, plus there is not the same interest in model making. it is great that so many of you can cet together at shows, keep up the good work it gives us ideas of what we could do. sorry if i am waffling

that is sick, who ever did that should be tuck to one side and shot

that is a nice peace of work you should be proud of it

thats a nice layout you have there. your photos wrer great all most real looking