Belarusfan

very nice

Wonderful photos

amazing :o :o

All photos from 1 huge farm's activities with nearly 10,000 acres; Milch-Land GmbH Veilsdorf. The farm(s) is in the former East Germany which is why there are so many interesting tractors still about http://www.veilsdorfer-landwirtschaft.de If you can't work out the German, a site like http://world.altavista.com could help

Yes they same to be exploiting the moulds rather! I think the black wheel centres generally means it's a plastic model. I believe there was even a police example.. \ Do you know of any other type of Belarus models?

I know who to ask if I ever need spares then thanks If they ever do bring you any back and they're different to any of those models above I'd be very interested in 1

Would be very good I know I'd buy 1 or 2, or maybe 3

Thanks Other than some of the farms doing a little sugar beet (though I dont think any of the tractors photo'd are used in the crop with the tyres that they are shown with) no root crop work with these tractors \ They seem quite normal tyres to me? Seems like a rush job to create a 'new' style.... ..although better that maybe than doing similar to; MF producing a new bonnet VERY similarly styled to the Kirovets which had already been out a year Thanks

Sounds very nice Did you ever take any photos?

...an MF 690 in VERY nice condition along with 3f Ransomes seen today. Sounded lovely.

It appears to say it is in 1/41 scale on the underside. Shame the model wasnt the proper colours. They must have had an agreement with Fendt and it has 'Fendt Favorit 612 SL' on the bottom so it's not due to licesning?

Someone might be interested to see them \ The first type of box I have the metal versions in.. ..and the second. The third type is this plastic version, produced after the fall of the USSR. Probably in plastic as it is cheaper? Backs of the boxes... Close ups of a metal version: And of the plastic:

Thanks for all the comments The Belarus does it's fair share of work too Yes it was Must say I do think that looks pretty smart Shame about the front mudguard possibly restricting vision? What are everyone else's views?

Some of the tractors I've photographed recently.... Ford 6640 ploughing with a 3f Ransomes: NH 7740? with loader & lime spreader: 2 JD 6910s with Bunning lowlander spreaders: MF 6495 & 6f Kverneland LD85: JD 6910 + MF 185 SII: Case CVX170 + Vaderstad NZ: Cat 55 & 6f Gregoire Besson: NH TX66 stopped on some spring beans: JD 6920 S and 5f Kverneland: NH TM130 & 5f Overum: The 6910 & 185 again: Claas Mega 204: Case MX285 with 6f Gregoire Besson: MF 6170 with 4m Slovakian Mistral drill drilling rape: Case MX135 and 6m? pig tail cultivator: My 250; my transport for some of the outings : NH 7840 + Needham rolls: Case Maxxum 5150 Pro + Cousins Packa-Rolla: Case MX285 + Vaderstad Rexius Twin 630: Case Maxxum 5150 Pro + Cousins Contour rolls: Case MX285 + Vaderstad Rapid A 600 S: SAM lowline 3000 24m sprayer: That's all for the minute, more can be found on my website

The Fortschritt looks very good

Very nice

Many thanks to all for the kind comments The AEC/Leylands of the range shared a common cab I believe. 1 foot would be approximately 3.5 mm An interesting website with some very nice 1/87 pieces is http://www.modell-trecker.de , in German but well worth a look.

Thanks

My 1/87 layout Almost finished, just need to add a few more hedges to cover joins, finish the track, and a few other pieces. General views... View down the road... Old Leyland truck used for carting bales.. Leyland, IFA W50 used for carting wood, grain, soil etc., IFA W50 tractor unit, and a Cat bulldozer.. View of the yard, which will be developed a lot more. Claas Lexion 580, and an old Matador Standard in the shed with a few weeds growing up the front.. Another view... last pic (the Lanz driver is still wondering how to get it into gear \)

Probably a bit late now but this one has a single 'spike' in the middle... \

Some more 1/87 models would be nice Especially a nice range of implements

Shame about the poor Fortschritt :(

nice photos

Owned by a local farm . Picture taken 28-07-06.

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