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That sunshine on your models has made a brilliant effect of realism, Ol. The 3080 looks the business on dials too and the loader has been done pretty tidy as well mate. Good little set up there

I'm hoping to start boarding my attic out soon too, Nick.... It'll be slow progress here for the re-siting of Leverets Farm too! Also looking forward to just getting back to doing something though

I'd missed your updates, Elgan. Nice photos again, especially like the view into the shed with the wholecrol header and baker parked up. Look forward to the next update

Cheers, Chris.

Nope, just Virgin cable.

Can it be viewed online anywhere, Chris? We don't have Sky

There is a couple of posts in the Ebay topic about this collection. Hefty price tag but very few photos, very little description too. ...

Brill, another layout topic Look forward to seeing Fen Farm rise again, Nick.

Pity he/she won't split them.... could well be a few in there I'd want. Traci just asked me if I had enough to sell for that much, women. . .. .. it's all about the money isn't it?!! :

Look forward to the catalogue too, may have to look at it for some MIB old Britains to join my yesteryears collection!

The doors have come up a treat! How many coats did they need? Also, is the change in colour on the bottom third of the doors permanent? If it is, is adds even more detail as rained often discolours the bottom part of wooden doors where it splashes up off the ground.

Looks like a nice model coming on, Will. I like the sound of your uncle too, my Mum is like that when she visits either me, my brother or my sister. We find kitchen utensils in very odd places!

A beautiful model, that Massey. The linkage and PTO have been done in such a tidy way. The row crops set it apart too and when hitched up to the potato gear..... Fantastic looking set up!

Blimey, bang goes the overtime then!

Nice couple of shots. The door will look nice stained, I used creosote substitute but it stank the spare room out at Dads for a week!!! :D

Crystal, Pete :)

That sprayer! Blimey, that would cover some ground in a day! You took a lovely photo of the little JD fertiliser spreading, Niels

Nice place to be working in, how long before you start thinking "could do with a bit more room" ?

That is such a good model!! I love it, absolutely love it!!

That GB plough looks the business, another round of high quality modelling updates form you... I like!!

Great work and inspirational website too, found it by accident when I was looking for something on the old r'internet and realised who you were. Really nice

Lots of lovely models on show there. I like the seagulls behind the plough, great thought in there and a nice touch.

Looking good buddy. Nice details inside for the work bays. Don't forget your three phase though! Will you also be adding a permanent airline all the way around with sockets in each bay and by the doors?

Mandy's come with two sets of stickers I thought, so it could be diesel or oil? A bigger one would be needed for your kit either way, Paul but it has to be plastic - as these new diesels carry vegetable based extracts and metal tanks cause the bacteria to multiply and cause problems in fuel injection systems and so on. For the ease of it, I'd take Mandy's!

The photos are spot on, David. The 1/76th display of Michael Rowbothams was/is especially brilliant, an era long before my time buy hoth Traci and I really enjoyed looking over that one and again at the photos you have posted if it.