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Well the Memory Lane shelf will be growing more yet then!

I'd love to see some photos of your goings on a work, Harry. Sounds interesting to say the least

Oooh swish, what you getting?

Hope they make a decent wagon to load with it, bit pointless otherwise!

That's a shame, let me know if you want me to collect anything for you, I'm back on the logs as of tomorrow so can drop anything off at your place when I pass by.

Sweet models, David. Paul is a super bloke for accommodating personal variations of his models. Owning a PDC Farm Model is nice enough in itself but when there is a story behind why you bought it, it's even better. :)

Nice little conversion you have put together. Looks like it would sit in a ploughing marathon just perfectly!

I will be needing 8870A decals to make it 'real' for me, David.

This is great, Paul. This is what I wanted to do in my shelving unit in my office room. With a good amount of work done on the house this week and your topic for inspiration, maybe I can get back to it! I love it mate.

We have had a toad here since we first moved in so that's coming up 3.5yrs, so he/she is older than that. Anyone know how old they live too? We always check on a wet night before we let Zia out as it is nice to have some wildlife in our small garden and I'd hate for her curiosity to harm the poor fella.

I will be undercover.

How come, Wil?

That UH (yet another model I don't want ) does look pretty bloody big!! Looking forward to Toytrac now to pick me up an 8770.... Hopefully.

Nice one, Bob. I bet that was a kick of adrenaline?

Look forward to hearing and seeing what this years autumn show is like. Especially any of last nights incriminating shenanigans! :-D

See you there! )

Phenomenal. Amazing. Superb. Sensational. Sjonnie your model making blows me away!

Very nice with the extra lights on the front. I also like the Joskin vacuum tanker.... I think my favourite is the German Shepherd though!

Not far wrong, Sue! So far the lime plaster has had a wash coat applied. The gaps around the bottom of the walks have been filled with expanding foam, windows and door frame painted, floor sanded, two new sockets fitted into wall for flush fit and cable routing chased out ready for joining it all up and skirting started. Looks so much different. Skirting to finish tomorrow and first base coat on lime wall to do. Then pop over me Nans

I bet it does push too! They'll be classics before long I bet. What happens to the timber, have your own sawmill, export, contracted to another company?

Fantastic shots of those CVX's tugging those huge trailers about, Erik. What would be the carrying wieght of those trailers, 20t?

It isn't so much that, as by the sound of it I wont be buying it anyway but I don't understand if nobody is meant to know then how come people know who have no need to know!!

London Fire Brigade?!

What a stunner, a treat from the summers overtime? It will be a hell of a collection if more of this range are added

Log in page, Barry? No, in all seriousness this 3D printing thing looks like the next big turn around in model making and this being the first topic on here covering the process is very interesting. Will enjoy seeing how this progresses and what else you can do.