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my way is different to TM810 way , i think sean cuts the ROS floorpan to fit the chassis , i cut the original 3680 mudgards off floorpan right down to about 10mm, then the ROS floorpan will sit inside the 3680 floor pan , with a small amount of fileing it will sit nicely back onto the chassis , the added advantage is also that the cab can still be removed just like before . if you look carefully at the back of the cab in pic 2 you will see the change in colour of the red plastic near the bottom of the cab this is where the ROS meets the britains

no our loft is in two sectgions , one half is packed full of the usuall suspects, wedding gifts,books ,xmas decorations ,dawns out-of-season wardrobe , my toys / models. the other side is not strong enough to take any weight , as the cross beams are only 3x2 timbers & only need to hold up the plasterwork

i don't think i'll ever get to drive it luke , as it's not mine \

just like opening a pack of pringles isn't it OF , you just can't stop yerself can you looking really,really good mate, when it's finished , you'll have to start on the other end of the loft

i'm quite happy with the small potato grader i built & it cost me pennies , not pounds , c'mon chaps get yer imagination going

i do like the deeres & that is one sexy looking tractor you got there smish, it looked pretty tidy before, but a bit of elbow grease you put into it has finished it really nicely :) :) get a bit of heat from the engine & the bleaching effect from the sun & the decals will calm down

coming from you mate a real compliment indeed :) will try to get a proper display board built at some time , unfortunately it has to be outside , so it's a lot of messing about as the shed papers ink runs when wet

WOW you've made a silk purse from a pigs ear & no mistake , very nice tractor that

i won't be doing the floor here as this is just some pics to show the sheds really , but i will have some down when i finally get round to having a proper base made , as for the floor i won't be messing about trying to glue gravel down , it'll be roofing felt as it's already stuck down the 362 has a hi-line style cab in black just like the earlier versions of the real ones

as good as any other really, not as detailed as some are, the steerings not great but as farm yard displays like this go they're just the job , the 362 maybe changed for a 5455 as a bigger tractor would be handy to have about the place

oh,.......................... really \

:) the TIMS TOYS massey's are just the right size for this farm :)

got the last of the old stone sheds finished , these will be the sort of thing i'll use for the hefiers, whereas the newer buildings will be for the arable side of the farm

thank you ben ,very well put,,he's obviously still in sideburn denial :D

you know what i mean

nice model that

i think the write up ,pre release ,said that the new 90's would eventually be available with different load bodies,& may be a 110 version in the future i personally would like a hi-lux as an option

that looks great ritchie ,reallygives the impresion of early evening . how you going to get that all home ?

good pics luke , job well done but i don't envy your wage bill \

why has somebody posted a pic of ringo starr ? :D

or for giving yer sandwich filling some fresh air :D :D

not working ,but as i was washing the truck off this afternoon haynes motor museaum were having a come & drive day on their race track & they had 6 brand new massey fergusons from a 5455 up to a 8460, if i hadn't needed to pick the kids up i'd of had a go

yeah well done sean :)