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thats tidy nice work ;)

very nice sam! top work

Thanks guys!

I really really do like that, Sam. Very nice...... the baling contractor I work for has one that I use and I never even thought of this!

Thanks Tris! Was surprised that it turned out as well as it did. I saw one working in a paddock a while ago and thought I'd have ago.

tidy rake Sam,I would like that in my collection

Thanks Jamie , very pleased to finally have on in my collection too.

Realy nice effort Sam.

Cheers Ol, looking forward to another go on your rake.

Really good work there sam the paint and decals are great

This was the first model that I've done with the new airbrush, I was very pleased with the good job it did. Fist time I've used the print your own decals too.

The finished model looks very well, top work from you.

That's certainly a great model. A very nice mowing fleet you've got there too.

Thats a really nice looking scene. All the machines look great. Is that the trailer Newholland Chick made?

Hi, just a Kuhn rake I have converted from the siku fella rake.

Love what you've done there, a really nice model.

Looking nice, will be good to see it finished.

That winch looks awesome. It really suits the excellent weathering job you've done, looks exactly like a real one would.

They look fantastic. Love the jd colours too!

Wow that really is such an amazing scratch build. Well done, you have some extraordinary talent.

Really like that, don't see many Same tractors like that in 1/32. Great work, looks just like the real thing.

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I think it looks great.

It certainly does I reckon.

John Deere 990 pic on a German website: http://www.treckerwe...ID=4603&imgID=0

Here's a better link: http://www.treckerwe...eiten-2012.html

I'm pretty sure that it is the siku one. Is exactly the same as the one that was in one of the photos they sent out a few weeks ago and the plastic porta-cabin in the background is another of their releases.

That looks great! Saw one like that working this morning. Really like what you've done, a very neat conversion.

Very realistic scenes there and great detail too Really does look awesome

That looks fantastic, that film works a treat. Would it be any good to use as a rollover trailer cover?

I'm not sure we will see the end of scratchbuilders at all, just because a big manufacturer makes the same model doesn't mean there is no place for scratchbuilders. Think about the thousands of models made in the last 40-50 years and yet scratchbuilders still offer great alternatives. Britains built the County 1884 and yet many, most notably DBP, have built further examples many years after.

Keep the faith, there will always be room for sure I'm sure so long as they are priced well and are good quality.

Very good point there, and I certainly agree. Out of all of the machines on our farm, only 2 or 3 of them have been made by a model manufacture yet, so there is still certainly a need for scratch builders.

Nice pictures the ones outside and good work with the mesh. Remember just because people don't post doesn't mean they don't appreciate your work, as pointed out to you on the 'other' forum, so keep up the good work and keep your pictures coming

Some great detail in that,

Saw it on ebay too, looks awesome

Good work, the hydraulic pipes and lights will make her look even better

Those are some lovely scenes, and I like the idea of the different scales too.

Thats a really neat job you've done!

Thats such an awesome layout you've made. Some VERY nice machines and tractors there!