MJB1

the atcost shed were good in their time but like you say not really big enough for todays stuff. I still got two of them but a carefull hand is needed when handling them else they break & repairs are not easily done

re JD: don't worry marky the masseys are safe but they're all up in the attic & this was next to me in the boys toy box so i took the easy option :) what would it retail for ? how much would you pay for one if it was clad in a wash-proof vynal ? it would be a basic spec shed ,maybe 2-3 designs or just the one design in 3 sizes. take a look at the brushwood sheds first, bearing in mind they're heavy duty & well detailed & then tell me what you'd expect to pay for someting like mine thinking about it more & more doc & i don't really see anything else out there at a reasonably affordable price for kids ,i certainly can't afford a brushwood set-up for myself let alone the kids \

thanks chaps i'll have a closer look at that later

whats CE smurf ?

looking well smart sean worth every minute put into it & i bet those minutes added up! will sheeted versions be done in other colours as well to compliment other fleets ?

apart from fixing the roof on here it is finished

grainstore ,cold store ,workshop ,whatever you want

using some worktop edging profiles i've cut & glued to the inside of the shed a main runner, then cut the doors slightly wider than the doorway & glued some shorter profile the opposite way up to them, then just hang them on the main runner. it does swing away from the shed but i'll use another strip of MDF to put at the door edges to fill the gap

made a few improvements to the fixings by supergluing two slide-binder profoiles together,this now means there are no permanent fixings attatched to the shed it's also got sliding doors of a fashion !

what's so funny ? it takes a brave chap to venture down to the little room at the bottom of the garden when nature calls when it's 5 below zero.........................all sorts of things shrivel up \

thats nothing nath ,imagine them on a cougar :D :D

don't start getting narky with me ,blimey we only just got lectrickery,& we got water what comes in a pipe aswell coz it's very cold trying to break the ice in the well

where am i going to get a piano at this time of night

was going to try a grainstore next with sliding doors :o

yeah ,probably two peices of hardboard ,paper cladding,& just rested on top ,maybe with some heavy duty tape to hold them together ?

GO YOU :) :)

well done nath just need some buildings to store the straw in now & a way of getting them all down from tabletop mountain

if you were an athelete marky you'd have a display cabinet full of silver medals :D

can't see any laces F-P that looks a beast & a half mate are the duals removeable

the days of porus blocks i'm affraid , the 3 engined one wasn't one i owned ,just operated it was a 6610 & it was used for foraging with a claas jag 40 in the mornings & mowing with a tarrup309 auto-swather in the afternoon / evenings , i was turning in nearly 18-19 hrs per day every day back then on a grass drying plant with 6 cuts if we could ,over 500 acres , so that poor little tractor never really got cold & it was none of this 540 / 100 pto stuff it was flat out all the time \ the main farm would give us the use of the 7610 when they could be bothered but untill me & a friend went in with our own 3065 the 66 did it all if the 66 broke down we had to use a DB996+loader with no cab to do it all which left us to load the hopper with a coventry climax RTF

Great work Marcus but if your after something that colapses sent it my way i can make anything fall to pieces :D

that would be great ,thank you me :) mind you the boys shed will be part of my displays as usual

fords are ok udi but i once ran one & it cost a fortune to run just always seem to be breaking down ,once went through 3 engines in one year & that sort of put me off them for a while, at least the models don't break down on me :D i do like fords there are some really good tractors about but is not a favorite make

i been through loads of plastic profile suppliers & couldn't find any F-P so this was the next thing i thought about , if you know where i can get some it would be much appreciated

just need a roof & some scaned wall & clading to go onto it assembly time 30 seconds approx