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can anyone help with this??

just wondering if anyone could give me a contact no for ron and mick cooper,much appreciated.thanks

is anything safe from you ;D

only 1 thing left now,the air cleaner bowl glass should be gone yellow with age.its an awful pity but you have replicated how most 78s ended up.good job on the model though

looks well all the same,you can take that as a compliment so.so are you due a health an safety inspection any time soon :)

is the silver meal bin from george poole by any chance??

i actually like the way the gable end is falling off the shed,think you should leave it like that see lots of sheds around here like that and bits hanging off them

his not saying theres anything wrong with the decals you done,its the fact the tractor should have been decaled as a 7*30 not 6930 in the first place by wiking

drop of superglue on the cut an off you go again,i use a scalpul knife and boy could that do damage

what ever are you up to now

is the black dragon massey available now??

i take it its non whitening toothpaste then :)

i miss seeing layouts like this,just really life like,always something different everytime you look at it.any chance of an overall pic??please.....

i was thinking,youve done some job there,i think these kits are an absolute pig to put together but you seem to have it mastered

its not 1/32 scale is it??

now thats nice,all the paint fumes must be going to your head what with painting john deeres blue and all

impressive or what!a real credit to you mate.can i ask who done the decals?

hello and welcome to the forum,firstly i would like to say im very pleased with the lastest releases from ros,the quality of your models is very high.have you ever considered doing an agricultural spec loader,for example a volvo e60 ,i know its not an italian make but it would be a very welcome model

now that is tidy,no end to your talents

thats one tidy paint job peter,absolutely flawless

why did they change the original prototype,that was a 6930 with normal cab.

really transforms the tractor,like that alot,thanks for the pics

that silage face is really authentic,the way all the loose silage is on the ground just the way it would be.really looks the part well impressed

liking that alot,especially the timber wall,was it just the weathering spray you used on it??

think the rough stone one is the business,wonder if they would do them in 1/32,might be worth inquiring about