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started building sheds to go with the tims toys gift set for the boys xmas present ,When finished it will have breeze block pattern paper for the lower walls & cladding pattern paper for the roof

funnily enough it doesn' look as bad as it as it should ,as X-factors Louie Walsh would say 'i lyke it' :D

:) :)

the insulation board is the one to use as it's the right colour & pretty hardwearing ,thats what i'll be using again if i ever get round to doing some

yeah, just keep cutting the ends off a peice of 4X2 & give then a quick spray, did it for the boys years ago now but it looked ok but wood is too heavy ,so i had a peice of 8X4 styrene insulation board ,take the silver surface off & there you have it , cut with a saw to the required sizes push the pallet forks into it easily enough for lifting them around & not heavy enough to keep making the loader go down or tip over :)

i wouldn't get too excited FB there's one in the link , it just looks like a bowser really but it has small fold down booms that would need modifying http://www.britains-tractors.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=2619.0

:) :) :) how much you willing to spend on a 3600 as i think wyke farms has one doing nothing ,can ask about it for you though ?

which is better of the two F-P britains or siku ?

yes,yes,yes \

done a great job on the baler paul .,ringo, george? :) as for the bale size i think i should've gone for the siku? krone as the bales are a bit more beleivable

trouble with this model is that the bales look a bit .......................well..........................crap \ \

my 590 isn't

:)

thanks but ive just bought a siku fert spreader & a siku accord min-till drill so am pretty well sorted for now

apart from the tz & tx models i've never liked the renault so the claas will be no improvement

does it articulate both ways F-P ?

why not take out a subscription for CLASSIC TRACTOR magazine ? as a christmas present to yourself it's only ?47.10 & a bloody good read each month :) :)

i think ertl did some for the 1/64 scale for the states & they looked good ,maybe they could just make them a bit bigger for us 1/32 collectors

well done ritchie that really does look good thanks for the pics

i recon something along the lines of what TM810 is doing for the younger ones ,small bases that will fit together as for the older ones like us then it would be a bit restrctive to have a play base so individual sheds would be good ,supplied by smurf would be better ! new gates & fences would also be good as cant get a powerharrow through one of the old ones let alone a combine \

has it got a name like TRACTOR TOM ? we'll have to call it VERNON VALTRA :D :D

no the 7610 had the straight forward 'H' pattern box ,the 6610 had the rubik cube type ,awfull when you're not used to it but smoother than the 'H' when you got the hang of it . spent 2 years at a crop drying plant driving one , poor little tractor pulled its guts out & went through 3 engines in one year powering a jag 45 forager in the mornings & a tarrup 307 auto-swather in the afternoon from may till november \

stop teasing smurf every one knows it's 'ford tractor blue' :D tanvics 71, best place to try would be to match it up from touch up paints from an auto-store like halfords

give it a try when i get some ink for the printer