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Any idea when it might be appearing on your desk Bill?

That is absolutely s**t... ...hot! What did you use for the silage coming out of the harvester?

Hi Bill, first of all let me say how grateful I am to you for taking the time to listen to us madmen/collectors, it really is muh appreciated. What I want to know is basicallly who decides which models to bring out in 1:32, do you just do anything the OEM asks or have you a lot of discretion, and for European models that would not be widely known in America, how much input into the decision does the UK office have?

Yeah Bill Walters said on Toytalk it might be out before the end of the year

Isn't that the little farmer one?

www.britainstoytractors.co.uk

Some do. My favourite TGs in 1:64 are the two in the hauling set with the fat European tyres

Atles body, cab and mudguards, resin cast bonnet. Available from www.cethena.com for ?100, ?55 for bonnet, cab roof, mirrors and decals to put on your own Atles. I'll probably pass on this and wait on the one from Britains

Not to forget the new 94 series one!

Here is one I borrowed from FarmPhoto, it's not great though

I know it's a long shot, but has anybody ever attempted to do a Ford All Purpose (AP) cab, as was optional on the 4610, 5610, 6410, 6610, 6810 and 7610? I realise it's unlikely as the cab and rear mudguards would have to be totally built from scratch, but it would be cool

Is it offered in the red/black/silver CIH livery aswell?

Does anyone know of any conversion specialists who do Claas Quadrant balers?

I think the MTX is Bruder, not sure, it's definitely 1:16 anyway

Any particular reason? This for me would be a drawback to buying it, makes it less realistic. I know it's not much hassle to get new decals but still

Is there any model number on this, I've only seen it referred to as a ZTX, not a ZTX280 for example

Having seen David's excellent Moffett, it got me thinking - what if you were to get the Valtra forestry tractor, put large wheels on the front, put the TM165 bonnet, cab and mudguards on it and then the rear loader, would you have something approaching a TV140/145?

Based on a UH McCormick MTX175, afaik