jordantaylor

im attending with tim coombes with little manor farm, our travel lodge is about 600m away from the exhibition centre, only a short 2-3 minute walk

thanks, it has made it a hell of allot easier working with the machine measuring it all up and being able to get pictures of all the parts to refer back to. i now know where i can get my paints from and i know who i can get the decals done by i should hope to get it complete before christmas but see what happens

that looks really good , did you use the proper miedema paint as i calnt find any anywhere

its amazing what you can get done in one day!!!

not a great start but here is the basic frame for the inspection table

cheers david, might have to pack up 30 mins earlier then

does anybody know what time the show finishes on the sunday as ive got to get back home and then to college as im on duties at 5:30 in the morning

absolutly stunning photography there , keep them coming please

10 years, i must admit i never knew simple simon, ahh well, do you know a lad called mat millington, hes done some work for suckleys before

cheers, i hope to have it in a spud scene when ive finished, loading a store mabee no its JRO Griffiths & Sons? do u know J.C Suckleys do you??

i am planning in the next few weeks to start building this miedema SB1251 hopper and inspection table in 1/32 it will be my first scratch build and a complicated one to start with i must say, i will take my time and spend plenty of it measuring up all the parts to scale them down. i will start adding pictures when i start building oh and for those of you that dont know (its potato equipment) if it goes well i might progress to make the yard scene with all of the elavators and trailers in aswell here are some pictures of what im going to build

as far as i know it was rea valley, newport though i think, the 7810 runs so smoothly, such a nice sounding tractor aswell

cheers rich, the 7530 is only a month old and has been paid off in full, she already has 283 hours on her already from the spud harvest. as for the 7810, its a great bit of kit, i was driving it the other day

this is it isnt it???

2 harvesters in the shed, 3 in the yard and 2 beeing repared

update time

thats a really smart workshop/shed, its a great size aswell. its a credit to you

some great kit and buildings too, how many hours on that little MF20

thank god for britains, i can see me building up a silage fleet with these beauties and esspeially if there under £20 i must say britains do look like they are starting to pull away from the toy side of things and are now making more realistic shelf models

ill ask tim as it was his 960, it looks like a norscot one though

ITS MINE!!! NO IM JOKING, MINES BETTER i wish

cheers, yes the smaller details finish a layout off nicely like on grahams layout, and the the two claas tractors in the pit were tims