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Pardon? :laugh: 'Quite' . .. ..

:laugh: :laugh: Any updates on your progress, Ben?

Quality!!! Looking forward to this, Timbo!! :)

I bought one of those post rammers a couple of years back from Kieth, he's a lovely chap to deal with and makes superb models. It was good to see him at Toytrac again with his models on display Layout is looking great. Can we see some pics of the large George Poole building please The white-ish one with the grey roof.

Hope they give you some useful reference points, if there is anything in particular you'd like photographed more closely or even measured, just drop me a line :)

Ad the smaller 110.

Here are the Taarups I mentioned for you, Dode. Starting with the 112.

Quality! That's a great size Mandyorama!!! :)

It looks good in the present state it has to be said, e damn good effort in my eyes.

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,33047.msg692926.html#msg692926

Some interesting photos of the building, Erik. We don't have these kinds of buildings in the UK, some are getting similar but none are quite the same. Lovely machinery shots too, a steady foot needed on the clutch/hand on the shuttle when negotiating the headlands on the tulip fields it would seem too! :of I do like the Fendt 820 with the worklights on at dusk and the photos of the Deutz ploughing 8)

Nice to know that by ways and means, sometimes items can be traced back to their original owners

Look forward to that change around

The pumpkins arn't 1/32 mate. . ... Ooooonly joking! :laugh: I hope so mate, it's killing me seeing all these layouts on here and not having one myself

No bother mate, just having a giggle with ya! Nice buys by the way, shame about the faults on the 76 though, eh

Love the old sign, proper small holding style. Get some more free time, you seem to do well with it!

Meet 'Madge' and her husband 'Harold' (from the soap Neighbours). I think you mean't Marge!

That really is quite amazing, the metal work around all the undercarriage parts looks good and strong. Like Mark said, the image above the Vito is a great one

Five years?!! Blimey, hasn't it flown by!!!

:laugh: :laugh: Hope Harold Bishop was ok with that! :laugh: :laugh:

Wow!!! Not to dissimilar to a machine I used a couple of years ago, a company that appeared from the remnants of Reekie as it happens. Nice to see, Brian. Looks like you could turn that PTO and set it to work!

Worked this morning on the logs, then finished off insulating the main part of the attic ... Then we made these: