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Wow, Sue! Wish you all the luck with the sale and ultimately, your purchase. I hope it goes smoothly with both transactions and you get what you want. Knowing what little I do about the physical aspects if your house I'm sure it was a tough decision, not to mention the memorable/emotional ties there. All the best with it anyway and don't leave them logs behind!!

Wales..... Hay..... 3am...... You lot know the routine as well as I!!!

Sorted, Dave! Yes I have some of Georges diesel tanks, did have two grain bins but now just the one and did have a three bay open barn but sold that to a member on here. I love his stuff and the man himself is such a nice chap, always make time for a natter with him at the shows where I see him.

He does like his baked beans doesn't he?! :ha ha!:

You'll find some more photos and information in the Wiking topic here on the Forum. :)some say it lacks the finite detail we collectors come to expect of Wiking....

Mark is also very well, popped by for a cuppa when passing by a couple of weeks ago. A very busy chap just now with plenty going on to keep him on his toes!

He's fighting fit! Looked a bit worse for wear having taken on a super size mixed grill some weeks back, I think he was still digesting the steak..... Either that or his jacket was a size too big! He'll be back along at some point to say hello but I don't think he is too fussed about the models too much these days. Between his days on the road and his rest days he much rather prefers unblocking drains and power washing patios.... Epiiiiiic!!! :ha ha!:

Forgot to say, the drilling photo is a corker. Yes these do make good topics. When i get to redecalling a few models and making a few modifications to one or two I'd like to start a similar topic for machines i have driven

That sheep field and all the detail in it is brilliant, Mark!!!!

Lovely topic, I like these real versus model topics I expect over this week I'll find a few photos of 600 series Masseys too

Superb, every last detail gets added to your models. You are a man of patience and perfection. Better not call you Pee Pee though!

That's nice, Barry. Real nice. Looks like a well thought out and finished model matey

Is that an old oil filter?!

Dave if you click on IMG CODE, bottom box to right of your photos in Photobucket and paste the link here, the photos will show automatically. I did a couple for you on page one. Big layout, love the farm house.... Is it one of George Pooles?

Thinking of you, John. Horrible, horrible place to be and nothing anyone can do or say. Although you say you couldn't do anything, you could do the right thing and as hard as that is, you did it. Like I said, you're in my thoughts. xx

Sie that looks lovely, you can almost see the patience in it!

Indeed I shall and indeed I am You still mining?

You better not be taking minutes, Mandy!

Ok! I'll cuss him for you, Mandy!

That's blimmin' nice, Dave. Just the sort of thing you see about during harvest and so on.

Well done you, I'm 13st and can't even get to 12st!!

Look forward to seeing you Bas I hope Wil keeps Karin on best behaviour this time. Last year she polished off a rather large cornette - whole!

I don't want to wait!!

Wehaaay! He's on a promise! :ha ha!: I'm up and wide eyed, Traci is still in the land of nod. Woodburner going, scrambled eggs are on. Hope to get the front room painted with final coat of paint once we have mixed it up. Then shopping no doubt, go and see Marcus for a catch up and a shandy and maybe get home to paint skirting once more a caulk top of it. Then all that is left decorating wise is to stain floor, laquer floor and caulk bottom of skirting. Furniture is due to be delivered Dec 25th...... Automated emails are just great!

Cider, Barry. I was fine until the Cheddar Valley came along....... Acid indigestion!! Didn't have my Rennie! :ha ha!: