brianih634

Looks great, a real credit to your skills. Would look good in any layout

Looking good, looking forward to seeing it all painted up

I have the camera battery all charged and ready to go , I just need to remember and ust the thing :P. We went two years ago and I think I enjoyed it as much if not more than my son did. He is now 6 and really wanted to go back again, who am I to argue

Sorry to read this Andy, give my best to your mum and wish her a speedy recovery. My condolencies about the cat

I hope the weather stays nice, we have just had the first bit of rain tonight for about two weeks

I'm on holiday for two weeks :) Heading down to Legoland Windsor on Wednesday for a couple of days, then back up to Yorkshire via Alton Towers, then finally Edinburgh for a day or two before heading home.

It was nice to see a different roof casting for the two different tractors The front grill guard even comes off like the real thing to let the bonnet lift up Don't think they would last long carpet farming, but for display purposes they are great

A few pics of the Claas Axos tractors.

I have the axos 340 and the 330 c/w loader, I think they have very good detail, slightly more plasticy than UH. I will try and get some pics up in this topic sometime this weekend.

Just seen this topic, I have not seen this tractor, but have heard of it, I was told it is an Axion and the guy who bought it had it painted black for some reason The person who told me about it had seen it not long after being painted and it had no decals on it, don't know if there will be or not. It had nothing to do with the company I work for so I don't know anymore than this.

A family day out for us on the Sunday this year. Wedding anniversary on the Saturday, so no boozy lads weekend away this year

Thanks Bill, Me ready for silage? It'll probably take me another month to get that far ;D Now that is spooky

Using machines for barricades is just something I have always seen at farms I've been involved with, so just trying to do in minature what I would do on the real thing

Thanks Tris, I find it very difficult to find as much time as I'd like to progress with the layout. Work, house, garden, six year old and wife uses up a lot I sometimes find myself smiling just knowing Stuarthill is there just waiting for the next step

Thanks for the comments guys, I have to say I am well impressed with the Sulky, I ceratinly took my time removing it from the box after all the comments about the fragile nature of it. Happy to say that mine is intact

Last one for now, farmer has stopped off on his way back to the yard to watch the contractor spreading fert with his new Sulky spreader.

Two more

Thought I should update this topic as its been awhile Got the bulls drugged up and sent along to the field

Nice pics Bill, thanks for sharing One of my mates is supposed to be the driver for that Colin Lawson Volvo F10, I can't tell by the pics if he's driving it on the run or not. He was very excited about it when told he was going to be its driver when it went on the road

Ordered mine now aswell Sadly won't make it down to Spalding to collect it this time :'(

Nice to see you back on here Bill, I did have a look around for you on the Sunday . Thought you had maybee left the kit at home after the washout on Saturday. Hope the back gets better soon Bill.

Looking good Andy, glad to see the arms on, looks better being green

Glad to see you sussed it out Andy Looking forward to seeing it in my hands

Stunning conversion Barry, well done. A lot of work put into that and the end result looks great as a result :)

A couple more pics. All closed in now and enjoying the outdoors Just need to fence the rest of the fields now